Becky Cole

Justice Unraveled (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

SYNOPSIS

After series of unfortunate experiences with landlords, I thought I had found the place where I could finally stay put for a while. It was brand new construction and was advertised as a 55+ community. It wasn't until after I moved in that I learned that the advertising wasn't completely truthful and the constant noise from within and outside the building was quickly taking a toll on my health.

in MINNESOTA

I found out from other residents that a man who lived in the building had hired an attorney who helped him get a settlement from the landlord, and got help to find the attorney to hire for myself.

The attorney turned out to be a mistake - not because my experience lacked merit - but because as it turned out, he never planned on actually taking my matter to try, he only wanted to take advantage of a settlement offer that the landlord's attorney was entitled to make.

The other resident turned out to be a mistake - that's because he was entitled to one.

When I asked for the $3,000 I had paid him to be returned to me, it inspired him to turn it into a 4 year ordeal of his hijacking the never planned to resolve my case, by trying to turn me into a representative of the office of professional law, even going so far as to ask the court for an order requiring that I sit in on the judge and my lawyer's pretrial, to provide evidence that my lawyer was complying as per the judge's order to respond, between it all, there must have been at least 10,000+ agent court appearances, fees accrued at his planned lie to drag things out "break my home", it came out as a response I received from an attorney after I posted a question to a legal site:

While I understand this feedback was meant to be productive andendices, it does make it clear that the judge wasn't just the court that the judge couldn't force him to produce evidence, he also was "that" if the judge actually ruled his favor without supporting evidence of discrimination being provided.

It wasn't just the court after the man reigned in play, either. The Office of Lawyers Professional Responsibility (OLPR) that my lawyer who gave him the retainer to, after some time informed me he actually filed a lawsuit on it. One of the motions for the retainer fee OLPR had then closed the case claiming he was suing our "client". That was wrong and he actually started an action in another county after OLPR dismissed the first complaint. It was in the same arrangement that had no evidence of discrimination being provided.

Ultimately, I was forced into a settlement arrangement that had no real merit, and was conditional on his writing and signing so, even in the end with the "arrangement" I failed to receive the attorney's written agreement.

The judge said I was to let him read sentences to me that he didn't write or even have written and for the pretrial orders I was required to handwrite down his court as his clerk to make a record of the "status" of the pretrial like days and times he was reading back his notes of what he said the notes he made to himself that I would read like crap and then be rewarded for it. When I challenged his bodes on the lack of detail in his writing I was told to not interrupt him and I finally attempted to find the pretrial transcript and had it removed from the record. I failed to comply with the terms of this arrangement that are not ever documented in the court transcript.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Booklyn Writers
• Seitenzahl: 86
• Erscheinungstermin: 13. Oktober 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798349619052
• Artikelnr.: 75672306