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In a motion filed for Change of Venue with the Massachusetts Court of Appeals, the Pro Se Plaintiffs, in the matter of Torres v. Torres, motioned the Court for a Change of Venue based on a...
When Judge Christopher J. Muse, we would hope unknowingly, placed the lives of the Plaintiffs, Jennifer Adams and Jesse Torres III, at risk, the Plaintiffs filed a Motion for Reconsideration with supporting Memorandum of Facts....
Massachusetts Superior Court or Keystone Cops? – Long overdue is a Judicial Overhauling to Appoint and Remove Judges, and “Loser Pays”, cutting off Attorney Greed, Saving BIG Money in Health Costs and more. A...
We finally seem to have our new security system working as planned, and now have the motions promised with our story: Judge Christopher J. Muse: Are the wagons circling at Barnstable Superior Court? available now....
Welcome to the premier of our exclusive series on lawsuits filed and defended by Pro Se Litigants. In the series first case, Torres v. Torres, we will examine why the lawsuits were filed, the parties...
This article is part of our Pro Se Litigant series, case: Torres v. Torres – A Win, but for Who? The Plus On October 30, 2013, The Massachusetts Court of Appeals, Appeal Case #2012-P-0524, Judge Christopher...
There has been a tremendous amount of publicity about the Justina Pelletier case after her father, Lou Pelletier, defied Judge Joseph Johnston’s gag order and spoke publicly about the ongoing custody battle of their...
A Complaint filed with the Oceanside Police Department alleging among other crimes, embezzlement and crimes against the elderly by Lightning Property Management and its owner Attorney Lorraine Rosenfeld and others, was sent to the...
Judicial Abuse is becoming an epidemic in the United States. Judges are almost daily legislating from the Bench. Politics are becoming the determining factor in too many cases’ outcomes. What most don’t know is...
Let’s face it, being Pro Se for most parties is not by choice, but of economic necessity. Make no mistake and leave no doubt, if you are Pro Se, you are a second class citizen...
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