Leo Stoller
 CHICAGO-(AEAE)-DIVORCE JUDGES DO NOT HAVE THE LAWFUL AUTHORITY TO PLACE PRECONDITIONS ON FILING OF POST-JUDGMENTS MOTIONS OR LAWSUITS. Nervey Divorce, control freak type judges who feel the need to impose their will on parties who divorce, long after these parties are divorced by imposing unconstitutional restrictions on divorced parties right to file post decree motions and to sue a divorced spouse have been dealt a blow by a New Jersey Appellate Court. In a published appellate decision issued on February 3rd 2010 , the appellate division issued an important opinion on the limits of the authority of family court judges. One party in a divorce proceeding will always will cry foul when the other party files a motion or lawsuit against them under the guise that the pleading is vexatious, unreasonable, burdensome. Divorce judges have been going along with this nonsensical thinking and issuing unenforceable provisions in divorce degrees baring one party from suing the other party. SIDEBAR: George Bernard Shaw said, "Those that can do, those cannot do, teach." All of the articles on this blog represent legal research for pleadings that are filed in the Circuit Court on issues that judges are being asked to decide in "real" time. This blog is a real time reality based account of legal war fair that is being waged 24/7 CommentsFear Factor Sat, 13 Mar 2010 23:36:04 You are looking at some of the research that has gone into it, but one cares, right? Untill they get served, then we will see if "no one" cares. Stoller = Dirtbag Sun, 14 Mar 2010 10:17:02 Another Stoller post filled with delusional, empty threats. The little man doesn't have the stones or the stomach for real litigation and he certainly doesn't have the brains for it. He's just a wanna be bully who likes sucking cock in jail just a little too much. Too Funny Sun, 14 Mar 2010 11:01:09 Leo is just a pathetic old man who will do anything for attention, regardless of what kind of attention he receives. He makes the idiots who appear on Jerry Springer look like Rhodes Scholars. Leo Sun, 14 Mar 2010 21:04:18 Ok. you al your right. I repentt all off my wrongg doingges and wantt to do good in the worlsd. I reeallly didn't go to college but I feel so low thatt i want to b important. I'mm really trying to get my life back on trackk. I miss my brother... Leave a Reply | AuthorAmericans for the Enforcement of Attorney Ethics (AEAE) is a not for profit group that advocates the strict enforcement of attorney ethics since 1974. The button above allows you to be able to purchase books from AEAE. ArchivesJune 2010 Categories |
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