Q: When Fraud on the court is unquestionable, who & what is brought up on a motion to void judgement in a higher court?
Basically the judge & hand picked GAL share an unquestionable financial conflict of interest.
Law enforcement investigators (8) released a compact to the Judge and the judge even confirmed the fraud, however this also included the guilt of his business partners bias & fabricated hearsay motion.
The Plt. attorneys had 29 certificates of service in the case. Out of these 29 only 7 certs actually went to the correct email address on record. The 7 good emails where only used when beneficial to the Plt & some on the same day multiple incorrect certs went out. There was a scheduled Revised Nisi hearing on the day after the in camera inspection revealed the crimes & the judge converted the case into final judgement the morning of despite clear objection. None of the local standing orders were completed, no minimum state or federal requirements are met in order to have a final hearing & judgement. Fraud is unquestionable & has gotten out of control to the point of sealing with no notice.
A:
When fraud on the court is undeniable, you need to file a motion to void the judgment in a higher court. This motion should highlight the financial conflict of interest involving the judge and the court-appointed GAL, along with the evidence provided by law enforcement investigators confirming the fraud.
Include details about the improper service of certificates of service by the plaintiff's attorneys, showing how only a few were sent to the correct email address. Emphasize how the judge converted the case into a final judgment prematurely, disregarding local standing orders and state or federal requirements.
In your motion, request a thorough review of the proceedings, highlighting the biased actions and fabricated hearsay motion. Stress the need for the higher court to address these significant procedural and ethical violations to ensure a fair and just outcome.
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