Monthly Archives: July 2023

From: Wise, Laurel <Laurel.Wise@courts.wa.gov>Date: Fri, Jun 16, 2023, 2:03 PMSubject: 83518-1 Heather Tosic, Respondent v. Predrag Tosic, AppellantTo: pedja.tosic@gmail.com <pedja.tosic@gmail.com>, valerie@washingtonappeals.com <valerie@washingtonappeals.com>, cate@washingtonappeals.com <cate@washingtonappeals.com>Cc: o’donnell.court@kingcounty.gov <o’donnell.court@kingcounty.gov> LEA ENNIS, Court Administrator/ClerkThe Court of Appeals of the State of WashingtonDivision I, One Union Square600 University StreetSeattle, WA, 98101-4170(206) 464-7750 The attached documents … Continue reading →

Case Information 17-2-00395-23 | GRETCHEN JACOBS vs GEORGE R WESTCase Number17-2-00395-23 CourtMason File Date07/05/2017 Case TypeDVP Domestic Violence Case StatusCompleted/Re-Completed Party Respondent (WIP)WEST, GEORGE R DOBXX/XX/1943 Active Attorneys Lead Attorney Steele, George Alan Retained Petitioner (WIP)JACOBS, GRETCHEN DOBXX/XX/1955 Disposition Events … Continue reading →

by James Kelly 6-3-23 (NY) I asked earlier today in Questions Presented if there was a due process right to an accurate transcript because Judge Gliedman cited “There is no constitutional right to videotape or audiotape court proceedings, and there … Continue reading →

The “Universe 25” experiment is one of the most terrifying experiments in the history of science, which, through the behavior of a colony of mice, is an attempt by scientists to explain human societies. The idea of ​​”Universe 25″ Came … Continue reading →

Court stops Mass. family police from crushing minimal due process rights for families The Massachusetts Department of Children and Families found that their determinations of “child abuse” and “neglect” were being overturned after a hearing half the time. Guess what … Continue reading →

James O’Keefe BREAKING NEWS: PORTLAND, Ore. (OMG) the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has OVERTURNED the law that prohibits recording in the state of Oregon on the grounds it violates the 1st amendment. I filed the lawsuit (PVA v Schmidt) … Continue reading →

CHECKLIST FOR DRAFTING A TRIAL BRIEF (Modeled after a brief writing checklist prepared by Professor Janet Calvo, CUNY School of Law) I. Introduction (or Preliminary Statement) II. Statement of Facts III. Question Presented (or, alternatively, Summary of Argument) IV. Point … Continue reading →

Factors that can foster Parental Alienation >Making the child choose between their parents>Asking the child to keep secrets from the other parent>Asking the child to spy on the other parent>Bad­mouthing the other parent>Changing the child’s name to remove the other … Continue reading →