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Did my barrister make a mistake?
29 Mar 10 #194885 by Elle
Reply from Elle
Angelheart1962 wrote:
Hey Angelheart,
Wouldn't be a good day in court if a barrister was not banging on
In the words of a Law Society case manager "such character assassination is par for the course in divorce actions" .....which never ceases to amaze me given how sensitive legal practitioners are to criticisms of their conduct/performance!
Rant over...I wish all of you the very best for the future.
E
Ex's barrister kept banging on about it, saying I had changed my mind to look good, and to be fair the judge intervened and said she thought the idea may have come from my barrister.
Hey Angelheart,
Wouldn't be a good day in court if a barrister was not banging on
In the words of a Law Society case manager "such character assassination is par for the course in divorce actions" .....which never ceases to amaze me given how sensitive legal practitioners are to criticisms of their conduct/performance!Rant over...I wish all of you the very best for the future.
E
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