Mission Statement

IN THE BEST INTERESTS OF MY SON DEREK

and all other childrens' cases adjudicated in the Staten Island Family Court and is now expanded to the Staten Island Civil Court Housing Part To create an unbiased environment for the benefit of Pro Se litigants ONLY. The coalition is especially dedicated to the loss of children to the other parent and to the system. Single-parents in the Staten Island Court having open or closed cases in the Staten Island Family Court. This coalition is to promote professional conduct from court personnel starting from the Clerk of Court, record room, court officers, 18B Law Panel Attorneys that represent litigants; and court referees, support magistrates, and judges that preside over cases. To assist Pro Se litigants with information, resources available to them, to lend support from a litigant that has experienced the injustices that the adversarial environment a court can create during the litigation of a case and the legal process of the Staten Island Family and Civil Courts.

Attorneys admitted into the Bar Association take this oath below

"I refer to this oath as the Hippocratic oath,
only when the circumstance calls for it. I call it the way I see it."

"You solemnly swear that you will do no falsehood nor consent to the doing of any in court, and that if you know of an intention to commit any, you will give knowledge thereof to the justices of the court or some of them that it may be prevented; you will not wittingly or willingly promote or sue any false, groundless or unlawful suit nor give aid or consent to the same; that you will delay no man for lucre or malice, but will conduct yourself in the office of an attorney within the courts according to the best of your knowledge and discretion, and with all good fidelity, as well as to the courts, as to your clients. So help you God."

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

IT IS A GOOD FEELING TO BE HEARD

I learned over two years ago the New York State Unified Court System revised the custody and visitation petitions to the extent that it gives the trier of fact information that determines the the paternity of the child. How does this affect a case?

Now the trier-of-fact is aware of the marital status of both parties, the familial breakdown on both sides between both litigants before application and analysis.

You have no idea how many children that will save from the suffering my child and my family have suffered before this change was made. Thank you for making this change to adjudicate cases in the "Childrens' Courts" throughout the Entire New York State Unified Court System.

An impactful implication for live cases:

The Abuse of process.
The Application and Analysis of the "Best Interests of the Child"
Dereliction of duty and a Malicious Law Guardian and the "Best Interests of the Child"
The overt commission of malfeasance
The overt activity of judicial misconduct
The Pro Se Litigant and the Denial of Access to Justice in the Courts.

Before this change was made a litigant could deny paternity to the child and admit paternity of a child all in one court between the same parties regarding the same child.

I have no idea who instituted the change system-wide, but thank you for taking steps to insuring the "Best Interests of Children" are met when adjudicating cases for children in the family courts, that is a giant step in the right direction in any and all New York Family Courts throughout the entire New York State Unified Court System. Now lets see inconsistent Rulings in the custody/visitation and support parts Stop between the same litigants in the same court regarding the same child! "HE WHO SEEKS EQUITY MUST DO EQUITY".

But what do we do for the cases actively operating while in error and the complications made from those errors?

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