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can handcuffs be used when a judge gets angry at you in family law court?

By on Wednesday, May 4th, 2011 | 6 Comments

A judge in family law court got angry at me today and held me in contempt and then ordered the bailiff to put me in handcuffs. can he legally do this? Put it this way, he can order you to be handcuffed AND arrested right there on the spot. He’s a judge silly. People visit […]

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How can a district judge over rule the federal government in family law?

By on Tuesday, April 12th, 2011 | 1 Comment

I went to court against my ex husband and he was granted rights to claim our children on his tax return. When filing my taxes the IRS asks if the children lived with me more then 6 months of the year. The answer is yes so I claimed them. Now I have been served papers […]

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Why would a lawyer decide not to become a judge in family law?

By on Sunday, April 10th, 2011 | 5 Comments

In the case of family law, why would a lawyer decide NOT to eventually become a judge? Same reason a ballplayer decides not to become an umpire. Big cut in pay. Technorati Tags: big cut, case, Family, family law, judge, Law, Lawyer, not, same reason, why would a lawyer decide not to become a judge […]

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Judge Sandy Keith, former Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, on Shared Parenting

By on Tuesday, March 29th, 2011 | 10 Comments

jgmatphttp://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/users/jgmatpNewsdivorce, child, custody, children, litigation, divorce litigation, judge, Sandy Keith, shared parenting, parenting, collaborative divorce, family, family law, paternity, maternity, parent’s rights, father, mother, legal, attorney, child support, visitation, guardian, legal guardian, divorce law, divorce attorney, custody evaluation, custody evaluator, custody expert, divorce coach, mediatorJudge Sandy Keith, former Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court, […]

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