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Comment on Facebook as a Source of Evidence In Family Law: Part 1 by familyllb

familyllb — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 22:59:32 +0000

We have revised this Blog, thanks for your comment. You can read our update here http://familyllb.com/2012/02/11/revised-facebook-as-a-source-of-evidence-in-family-law-part-1/

Comment on Facebook as a Source of Evidence In Family Law: Part 1 by familyllb

familyllb — Sat, 11 Feb 2012 01:55:19 +0000

Thank you for the insight. We will go over our research again and update our blog. Russ

Comment on Facebook as a Source of Evidence In Family Law: Part 1 by spinnaker

spinnaker — Fri, 10 Feb 2012 18:39:42 +0000

In Jesmer it was actually the father’s girlfriend who wrote the Facebook message to the mother’s sister (not the father’s sister). She had testified that the father was a capable parent, and then she e-mailed the mother’s sister saying he wasn’t and that she would testify as much for a fee.

The court therefore found that none of the father’s girlfriend’s evidence was of any value and ordered a parental capacity assessment.

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Comment on Videos by Stem Client Roundup for January 2012 – Law Firm Web Strategy

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Comment on Facebook as a Source of Evidence in Family Law: Part 2 – More About Facebook in Family Cases by Be Careful About Who Your “Friends” Are | Familyllb's Blog

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Comment on American Bar Association Techshow 2012 by Stem Client Roundup for December 2011 – Law Firm Web Strategy

Stem Client Roundup for December 2011 – Law Firm Web Strategy — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 20:40:38 +0000

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Comment on B.C. Court Rules on Constitutionality of Polygamy by st0pp0lygamy

st0pp0lygamy — Sun, 11 Dec 2011 18:34:47 +0000

The RCMP will be in Texas Dec. 12 to 19 following up on their ongoing investigation into Bountiful. In 2009, Constable Shelly Livingstone presented a BC Supreme Court judge with the names of nine underaged girls impregnated by Winston Blackmore, one of the leaders charged with one count of polygamy in 2009, referred to in this article. The RCMP also have the unredacted list of 31 underaged girls trafficked down to the States from Bountiful to be married to older FLDS (Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) men.

Our latest call to action is for the mothers of these girls to also be charged when/if charges are laid in Canada. Women are the gatekeepers of these harmful acts. A mother who takes her underaged daughter across national borders to be married to an older man and helps hold the side rails of the “consummation” bed up while her daughter is being raped is just as complicit in engaging in criminal behaviour.

In the words of Kathleen Mackert, ex-FLDS woman and member of the Steering Committee for Stop Polygamy in Canada Society, “They know they are breaking the laws of the land. . .When the women are charged and held accountable for their actions towards their daughters, change will start to happen.”

Comment on Wife Plans to Sue Ontario Family Responsibility Office for Husband’s Suicide by familyllb

familyllb — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:39:59 +0000

Thank you for your comment Andrew.

Yes, the system can be quite frustrating for support payors (both male and female). Change is needed.

Comment on Wife Plans to Sue Ontario Family Responsibility Office for Husband’s Suicide by Andrew

Andrew — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 16:31:00 +0000

I came across this looking for FRO’s website and was immediately taken. With FRO taking this man’s licence away made it impossible for the man to find work and after truck driving for years what is the guy suppose to do. Yes, the father in obligated to pay child support but how is he going to pay it if all he know how to make money is drive and then the government takes that from him. To me, being a young father my self, i am struggling to make child support payments and have not many skills and people need to have transport to work at the very least, and don’t tell me to take a bus because public transit is completely unreliable. The government needs to re evaluate this act because it is a massive step backwards as them even trying to collect child support and the man getting on with his life. this woman has my full support on taking FRO to court taking some ones license away doesn’t solve the issue of payments due it in fact makes it harder for FRO to collect and the man to live his life. This government needs a good kick in the ass, straight up.