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6Sep/112

Appeal Window Shuts – The Divorce Industry Check Mate

Tomorrow shuts the appeal window for me. After being financially ruined by the unscrupulous Divorce Industry appeal has been taken off the table as an option because I, the victim, have the sole responsibility for enforcing fair courts and due process. I can't afford a transcript, I can't afford the case record, I can't afford a lawyer and CAMP excludes pro se. Appeal is done, check mate.

Pro Se cases in the kangaroo courts of New York Supreme Court system NEED SUPERVISION! The system has an obligation to be fair to litigants, to follow due process and to follow the published rules of the court. When it all goes wrong and the Judge ignores due process and simply makes things us as he goes along, when the attorney lies and behaves unethically with proof, the system needs to step in and fix these situations without placing the burden on the victim of the system.

Now the victim must pay for all the aforementioned while the unscrupulous attorney on the other side will be rewarded with more court fees when they should be forced to cover the costs of the problems the create for New York taxpayers by clogging the system with garbage cases not to mention to the damage that they cause.

This is what we get with no proactive enforcement of fair courts in New York and it's a travesty of democracy and an insult to the US Constitution. Where are our civil rights to due process in New York? Why are we cut off from the courts after we've lost everything by corrupt courts?

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  1. Have you tried the ACLU? That’s can’t be legal..self representation is guaranteed by the constitution under the right to protect personal property

  2. The nyclu has no interest whatsoever in divorce cases. They are even silent on important cases like Turner vs Rogers let alone the my situation. Bottom line is that there is no concern from any level of government or constitutional law group about divorce. None. I’ve tried a few and divorce is simply not on the constitutional law radar.


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