STOP saying I am incorrect and GIVE AN EXAMPLE of one incorrect item I have posted as a matter of law like I did with your "birth certificates" comments, and "DOC" instruction.

You keep saying I am wrong, but haven't given a single example of an incorrect legal premise I have presented. You have time to discuss my HAIR, and engage in personal attacks ( and chide me to stop focusing on me--when ALL YOU ARE FOCUSING ON IS ME LOL) but you have no time to answer a single legal question?

None?

Didn't think so.

BTW, it's FURTHER, dear. NOT FARTHER.

"Has to put write incorrect information"? I'm not even going to hazard a guess as to what that means.

Oh, and "leagle eagle"---If you read my postings, I stated I was a first year law student. When my husband was killed on May 3 I took a hiatus from school to be a parent to my seven children whose lives were shattered at his horrific death---figuring it was the only conscionable thing to do since they are my first priority. Being both mother and father to young children is a full time job, as is being a serious law student. I could only do one well, so I made a choice--and I chose my conscience until my children find purchase, solid ground under their feet----my choice is them. I owe YOU nothing.

Your first posting here in six months not only doesn't ANSWER any LEGAL questions, it is solely focused on ME and my personal life (well, that and faulting ME for answering questions you have had every opportunity to answer but have not---Go figure). I submit to you, Sir, THAT says more about you, and who and what you are than I ever could.

Funny thing--I don't see you questioning this poster, who tells people to go to the DOC to get a court appointed attorney, or tells people they can waltz into a CLERKS office (since she "knows what the judge wants") and CHANGE a child's birth certificate (paternity) without a court order. No words for him?

I didn't think so.

And, by the way, while you are worried about reflecting poorly on other attorney's you might want to consider your usage of the phrase "US ATTORNEYS". Obviously, a man of your caliber knows that the proper grammatical usage would be "WE ATTORNEYS".

Scoff at presentation if you wish. But, making careless grammatical errors whether through ignorance or laziness reflects on YOU personally, both in AND out of the court room.

And, in YOUR free time ( since you felt entitled to comment on mine) perhaps you could either answer legal questions or review information on the usage of pronouns with appositives.