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Sreyem
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In answering the below, please provide Washington State Law, Code, or Cases that could be used as a reference. Thank you.
1. Is lowering actual income allowable in order to obtain more child support?
2. Can a judge prohibit Client B from contacting military organization in order to have military regulations enforced based on the word of Client A's attorney that the action is causing undue hardship on Client A?
3. Are attorneys allowed to state speculation as fact (ie, unknown accounts, Japan or Elsewhere with an "estimated" value of $32,519)?
4. What can be done if a judge is made aware of an attorney submitting false documents but decides to do nothing?
5. Why is Self Defense not recognized in the state of Washington?
6. If Client A maliciously disposes of community property but claims they were provided to Client B, what can be done (after it had been determined that no community property would be removed/disposed of from the family home until a court could decide on the disposition)?
7. Based on Army Regulations, a military member is required to pay support. Client B (DAV spouse) requests spousal maintenance from the courts. This request is denied as Client A's attorney informs the court that Client A is providing support based on a military decision. Client A then takes this paperwork to the military and informs them that the courts determined that he is not required to pay support so the military does not enforce the payments (which never occurred). Is this legal?
8. What criteria would allow a judge to decide a child should reside with a parent that has a history of alcohol related abuse as opposed to a spouse that suffers from depression?
9. Client A has possession of official documents that prove Client B had a substantial amount of premarital assets. Client A claims the paperwork is no longer available. Is this legal? Can the word of a friend/family member be used in lieu of the legal documents since these organizations (IRS, banks, etc) no longer have records (paperwork provided in 1976-1983) to validate the claim.
10. Should a child be place with a parent that has a history of alcohol related violence or with one that has recently been diagnosed as clinically depressed?
11. Is it allowable to sell items (at a ridiculously low price) to family and friends without the knowledge of one of the parties?
12. Client A's attorney states assets of $60,000 has been diminshed due to the stock market, legal fees, and other expenses, HOWEVER on her proposed division of assets, the $60,000 is not listed any where.
13. Initial paperwork state Client A has credit card bills in excess of $9,000. Client B provides receipts of payment of attempting to pay these bills. Client A's attorney then revises paperwork and submits to the court "The parties incurred minimal debts during their marriage." What can be done if the courts do not acknowledge this fraud?
14. Client A's attorney refers to sold "substantial" community property as being valued at only $3,600 (half of this "profit" to be provided to Client B) while later stating her client has paid a "substantial" amount of legal fees (almost $60,000) of which half should be paid by Client B.
15. Client A's attorney lists the value of her client's depreciated stocks at current market value while listing Client B's stocks at the inflated value of three years ago. Why would the courts allow this?
16. Client B was investing money for a parent (inherited). Documentation of the transfer of the money is in possession of Client A who has informed the courts it does not exist and the money is the community property. What can be done?
17. Lies and inconsistencies by Client A are proved by Client B, yet the court allows the inconsistencies in favor of Client A. Why?
18. If the Governor does not concern himself with the above, what other agencies (besides the bar) could be contacted?
1. Is lowering actual income allowable in order to obtain more child support?
2. Can a judge prohibit Client B from contacting military organization in order to have military regulations enforced based on the word of Client A's attorney that the action is causing undue hardship on Client A?
3. Are attorneys allowed to state speculation as fact (ie, unknown accounts, Japan or Elsewhere with an "estimated" value of $32,519)?
4. What can be done if a judge is made aware of an attorney submitting false documents but decides to do nothing?
5. Why is Self Defense not recognized in the state of Washington?
6. If Client A maliciously disposes of community property but claims they were provided to Client B, what can be done (after it had been determined that no community property would be removed/disposed of from the family home until a court could decide on the disposition)?
7. Based on Army Regulations, a military member is required to pay support. Client B (DAV spouse) requests spousal maintenance from the courts. This request is denied as Client A's attorney informs the court that Client A is providing support based on a military decision. Client A then takes this paperwork to the military and informs them that the courts determined that he is not required to pay support so the military does not enforce the payments (which never occurred). Is this legal?
8. What criteria would allow a judge to decide a child should reside with a parent that has a history of alcohol related abuse as opposed to a spouse that suffers from depression?
9. Client A has possession of official documents that prove Client B had a substantial amount of premarital assets. Client A claims the paperwork is no longer available. Is this legal? Can the word of a friend/family member be used in lieu of the legal documents since these organizations (IRS, banks, etc) no longer have records (paperwork provided in 1976-1983) to validate the claim.
10. Should a child be place with a parent that has a history of alcohol related violence or with one that has recently been diagnosed as clinically depressed?
11. Is it allowable to sell items (at a ridiculously low price) to family and friends without the knowledge of one of the parties?
12. Client A's attorney states assets of $60,000 has been diminshed due to the stock market, legal fees, and other expenses, HOWEVER on her proposed division of assets, the $60,000 is not listed any where.
13. Initial paperwork state Client A has credit card bills in excess of $9,000. Client B provides receipts of payment of attempting to pay these bills. Client A's attorney then revises paperwork and submits to the court "The parties incurred minimal debts during their marriage." What can be done if the courts do not acknowledge this fraud?
14. Client A's attorney refers to sold "substantial" community property as being valued at only $3,600 (half of this "profit" to be provided to Client B) while later stating her client has paid a "substantial" amount of legal fees (almost $60,000) of which half should be paid by Client B.
15. Client A's attorney lists the value of her client's depreciated stocks at current market value while listing Client B's stocks at the inflated value of three years ago. Why would the courts allow this?
16. Client B was investing money for a parent (inherited). Documentation of the transfer of the money is in possession of Client A who has informed the courts it does not exist and the money is the community property. What can be done?
17. Lies and inconsistencies by Client A are proved by Client B, yet the court allows the inconsistencies in favor of Client A. Why?
18. If the Governor does not concern himself with the above, what other agencies (besides the bar) could be contacted?