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    Post: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner

    Posted by DD on 3/24/05


    I am a victim of Fraud and Forgery committed by a District
    Court Judge. Have been told by some that this Judge using a
    page that contained my signature from a previous document
    to finalize a new document she prepared and signed should
    just be overlooked because after all I have several things
    in my favor in the final order. Now I ask you in the future
    who will be acused of fraud if I don't dispute the use of
    my signature? Of course it will be me because I neither
    prepared, agreed to or signed the document that she ruled
    on. I can't even express the agrivation I feel about this
    situation. The fact that my signature is forged makes the
    entire judgment void and I have to start with square one,
    of course the District Judge isn't admitting to anything
    being wrong so I now in the Appeals Court seeking relief.
    Having to stay married to an abuser and dead beat dad
    because the Court committed a crime is just beyond words.
    Should I file criminal charges as well as mental and
    emotional anquish caused by this Judges wrong doing?



    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Judge frauded signature of Petitioner, 3/24/05, by DD.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 5/03/05, by dd.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 5/03/05, by 00.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 5/03/05, by DD.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 5/04/05, by Who Cares.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 5/04/05, by 00.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 5/05/05, by v.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 7/06/05, by dd.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 7/06/05, by DD.
  • Re: Judge frauded signature of Petitioner:DD, 7/06/05, by Other DD.


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