As I continue to investigate the issue of corruption in CT Family Court, I occasionally come across stories that are totally tragic.
These are stories of divorces that continue over a period of years, sometimes up to a decade or more while eating up litigants' entire resources, all of their savings, their real estate, their investments--literally everything they have, leaving people destroyed both financially and emotionally. Much of this is the result of attorney misconduct and judicial abuse.
Below is a link to a divorce case that caused untold damage to one individual--Dr. Rudolf Bee. Clearly, this case started to go wrong in so many ways right from the beginning. It leaves us pondering such questions as:
1) What recourse does the family court system and/or the State of Connecticut have in place for divorces that are clearly out of control and destroying the lives of the people involved in it?
2) Also, what role do attorneys and judges play in creating these situations and don't legal professionals have a responsibility to take preventative measures to make sure this kind of harm and damage does not take place?
3) Isn't the legal profession in family court a form of organized crime the way attorneys fix cases, and drain litigants of multiple thousands of dollars?
Keep in mind that in Connecticut, a quarter million is nothing in terms of what litigants such as Dr. Rudolf Bee lost--think of the millions squandered in the Tauk divorce!
Isn't it time to put a stop to this corruption?
3) Isn't the legal profession in family court a form of organized crime the way attorneys fix cases, and drain litigants of multiple thousands of dollars?
Keep in mind that in Connecticut, a quarter million is nothing in terms of what litigants such as Dr. Rudolf Bee lost--think of the millions squandered in the Tauk divorce!
Isn't it time to put a stop to this corruption?
Click on the link below, review the case and tell me what you think!
http://www.kangarootrial.com/
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