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kickinit

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(I also posted this message under the family law site.)

State of Arizona

RE: Divorce between Roy and Carrie (Mary is Carrie’s mother)

My sister recently went through a very long, bitter divorce and custody battle. The battle ended with the father obtaining custody.

The father submitted false information about our mother who I will call Mary. Mary and I picked up all the court papers from my sister’s attorney and started slowly going through them.

Originally we were looking to see what we could do about the remarks made against Mary, our mother, but we ended up finding numerous documents submitted to the courts that have been falsified. I am certain that 90 % if not all the information submitted to the courts by Roy is false or he used false information to coerce people to make statements they made.

A few examples: 1. Court ordered parenting classes. Roy submitted a certificate that states he
completed the parenting course. We called the school and he never attended.

2. A two-page affidavit written and Signed by Roy stating five teachers had made derogatory remarks against Carrie (mother). First, two of the people are not teachers and do not work at that particular school. Second, we have contacted the teachers and we were told they did not want to be involved and did not make the statements Roy has said they made.

3. Roy forged Carries name to tax returns that are incorrect.

4. Court ordered drug testing. Roy filed false reports with the courts. He was able to do this as in the beginning they picked up the form themselves. Later the forms were sent directly to the courts.

5. There are affidavits from approximately 20 people that are all signed and notarized on the same day. I find this hard to believe. When I was trying to obtain notarized affidavits I found it almost impossible. Yet, he was able to get 20 people to drive downtown on a workday.

These are just a very few items he has filed with the courts that are false. I hope this will give you a general overview of how this case went.

My question. What do we do with this information?

Honestly, what I to know is what route can I take to have Roy spend some time in jail. Do we file for an appeal based on this information? Can we have Roy charged with perjury of defamation of character?
Please advise the best procedure take and what type of an attorney we should retain.

Just for you information Roy has never paid any of the monies that are due to Carrie.



[This message has been edited by kickinit (edited September 25, 2000).]
 


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lawrat

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I am a law school graduate. What I offer is mere information, not to be construed as forming an attorney client relationship.

You can have Roy put in jail for perjury. You can sue him for fraud and defamation of character if there are sufficient grounds.
The court abhors people who falsify such documents to make themselves look better.

Although the legal industry is notorious for hishonesty, the court likes to maintain integrity.

Now, you can CERTAINLY, take all of this new found information and make a motion through your attorney, to amend whatever court orders are currently standing.
 
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kickinit

Guest
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by lawrat:
I am a law school graduate. What I offer is mere information, not to be construed as forming an attorney client relationship.

You can have Roy put in jail for perjury. You can sue him for fraud and defamation of character if there are sufficient grounds.
The court abhors people who falsify such documents to make themselves look better.

Although the legal industry is notorious for hishonesty, the court likes to maintain integrity.

Now, you can CERTAINLY, take all of this new found information and make a motion through your attorney, to amend whatever court orders are currently standing.
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>


Thank you for the information. Just realized I forgot to include the state. It is Arizona and I have added it to my bulletin.
 

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