Want to prove Purjury

[moneyman]

I just got a judges order on a civic suit I was a defendant. I got into a dispute with a former client over a tax return. This client was a good client for many years. Then last year started to slow pay. I did not fully collect last years fee's when they begged me to do their return for this year. I am a person who tries to help people and offered them a good deal. "I told them that if they would go in to financial conuseling I would do their return for fifty dollars. When they did not follow their agreement I decided to charge my fully fee collecting it out of their refund. They sued me in small claims court I filed a setoff which was ignored, both in small claims and the appeal. In both courts the former clients lied about the agreement. My question is this ... If I can get a statement in writing from the counslor that supports my side would that be enough to charge them with perjury?

 

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

My response:

Assuming you're in California (because you failed to tell us your State name), once you've gone through the Small Claims Appeal process, your case is over. That's it. There is no other court you can go to. Your issue is now "Res Judicata".

The time for obtaining the evidence necessary to prove your case was at the trial level. So, since your case is over forever, it won't matter what statement you obtain from the counselor.

IAAL