Is a lawyer ever held accountable for bad behaviour?

most, not all, are filth. From my experience, men are worse then women lawyers. I have not yet met a women lawyer that is psychopathic the way male lawyers are. They just don't give a sh*t. we are all suckers, to be exploited.

Pure pure evil.

I think community should start a lobby to have the family law system changed in this country. Make it more like health care.

I am willing to throw time (I am a programmer/engineer) and can put up a web site for the cause. What do you guys think ?
 
The only way that family law seem to be changed or evolves is through precedent-setting cases. There have been many attempts at changing family court law but they never seem to go anywhere. I liken the whole thing to be a group of head-bobbers who sit in a room and paraphrase each other. Lots of discussion but nothing comes out of it.

I think a lot of the problem is that the judges rely too much on 3rd party reports and are dearth to make decisive rulings. Process is too long, expensive for the average person. People generally go to court to get a ruling because they can't work things out on their own. System them forces people to engage in a long drawn-out process (through case conferences etc) which is just judicially-induced mud flinging IMO. IT shouldn't take so long.

I also have a big problem with the way the reports of the police department (on cases of alleged abuse) are disregarded. Judges don't want to make a decision on anything until they get reports from the various government agencies who may or may not have the best staff employed. Meanwhile children are stuck in the middle of warring parents who likely just want to get on with their lives.

Best thing that could happen is if there was a ceiling on the amount of legal fees expended for a family law case. Any amount exceeding the ceiling amount would have to get approval from court. If money was limited I think the process would move along much faster.
 
plainNamedDad44 said:
Did it, been there, have the t shirt. At the end of the day the LSUC closed the investigation. Did nothing.

I suggest sueing. Just file a claim.
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Suing would probably be a waste of time IMO - they protect their own. This 'elitist' mentality that judges and lawyers have (us against them) is very disturbing.

Thinking outside the box, I'd like to see some sort of "co-op" legal options something like we have in Quebec pertaining to Banks. Members would pay a small yearly fee to be protected in the case they need representation. Abolish Legal Aid altogether, it's garbage.

Also it would be more cost effective and less time consuming if family law and criminal proceedings could be merged .... get it all taken care of under one roof with one judge who rules over the entire mess.
 
I heard from a friend about a female lawyer in Oshawa who got her share of Karma justice. The husband had been convicted of domestic assault and his female lawyer was able to secure unsupervised access to his 2 year old son. The lawyer was also having an affair with him.
Shortly thereafter the wife gets a phone call from the CAS and police to come pick up her son immediately from the access visit . Turns our the husband beat the %#^*¥€ out of the lawyer he was having an affair with and was charged with assault!
What comes around goes around
 
Stillbreathing said:
I heard from a friend about a female lawyer in Oshawa who got her share of Karma justice. The husband had been convicted of domestic assault and his female lawyer was able to secure unsupervised access to his 2 year old son. The lawyer was also having an affair with him.
Shortly thereafter the wife gets a phone call from the CAS and police to come pick up her son immediately from the access visit . Turns our the husband beat the %#^*¥€ out of the lawyer he was having an affair with and was charged with assault!
What comes around goes around
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Your story is a victory in a sense - this female lawyer will now make one hell of a domestic violence advocate. There's nothing like ''first hand" experience when it comes to helping others out of a bad situation. I feel sorry for the 2 year old though ....
 
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