WINNING AGAINST Pedophile PARENT-- FATHER UPLOADED Over 2,000 CHILD PORN Images to INTERNET

Attorney has long been known for helping clients who needed help desperately, but no attorney was readily willing to help client(s) who were either desperate or didn't have enough money. Attorney worked for almost free almost four years on a family law case involving both divorce, supervised visitation,harmed children and a parent that was essentially a snitch (meaning criminal informant which is allowed under certain circumstances because it's the CA government/feds that allow it..) Since snitches are routinely used in certain cases, it is not that odd to find such person decides he or she wants his or her "kids", and the government will pretty much allow that to happen. If you never knew this, you are not alone.

In our case, attorney worked almost four (yes,--four) years on such a case, and was not paid much to do this. The case was so bad, attorney worked for just about free. In the mix, minor's counsel actually hindered the children and rather than to help them, minor's counsel talked the kids down so they would NOT rat out the pedophile dad? Attorney herein advised the client to leave the county as snitches are often tied to a specific geographic location. Eventually client moved to another county. Sometime later, the father was actually caught having uploaded thousands of child porn photos to his online account.......when this happened, the client was able to get full custody of the kids. Prior to that, even with trial, the kids had still been awarded to the pedophile?

This example proves that there are ways to get around serious obstsacles in cases, if you are determined enough and have the sheer will to win. In some cases it may not be possible but in many cases it is possible. Attorney has also been on TV (not that attorney likes to be on TV..) because of a schoolyard case where apparently some kids found either drug paraphernalia or other illegal items in the schoolyard like razor blades....and attorney has been the newspaper (Sacramento) after a case where the mother reported the father was having the kids sit and watch gay porn videos with him and the kids were taken to the UCD scan clinic and evidence found against the father involving molestation. Obviously the children did not see the father much after that. IN another case, attorney and client (father) were in elevator in Sacramento and we were carrying our exhibit board evidence which had turned out to be pretty nice. Attorneys in the elevator were complimenting us on the boards, and when we met with opposing counsel for family law case (they accused my client of alleged rape) they were apparently rather stunned at our preparation and decided they did not want to continue the case theme of alleged rape and caved in.

As can be seen, not every case will have such difficult fact patterns, but most family law cases usually involve some type of harm to children, whether it be emotional, mental, physical, etc. Mediation via the court may not often solve these issues, a much stronger defense is usually required to win the case. Attorney's entire practice is designed mainly to win cases, not settle them; the reason for this is because almost any idiot can allegedly "settle" a case, but is the client happy, and are the kids doing well? In many cases, the answer is NO! Attorney does not really believe that private mediation for a divorce is the best method unless there are no children involved, then it may be ok for the adults.

Family law mediation by using the court mediators is fair to middling, but oftentimes clients have little choice in that area. If a bad assessment is done by an errant mediator, the client will be facing an uphill battle since about 70%+ of mediators reports-- are adopted by the courts. Clients are usually not prepared in advance for mediation (except attorney herein helps clients prepare for it on most cases..) so that is a difference as to which attorney may or may not do this. *If you have a difficult case, you may want to contact attorney herein. My background is highly suited to this type of work, I am not afraid of difficult, hard cases, and I am adept at ongoing litigation whether family law or otherwise. Thanks for taking time to read the post!