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by maddmaxxsmom on May 6th, 2005

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Is lying in court to get yourself a large alimony award considered fraud?

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  • by work4aliving on June 6th, 2010

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    Florida courts seem to encourage lying and not verifying facts. The fact that a respondent has the idea the court is really interested in justice is far from reality. Attorneys have it set up to keep a case going as by law they can only charge hourly and will work together to keep the case going. The general public has no idea how no-fault law creates dishonesty and will punish the innocent.
    I found out the hard way when my wife left me without notice while I was at work; only to come home that day her not there with no idea. I did not know she left me for another man. She filed for divorce.
    Besides getting more then half of everything, lump sum alimony and permanent alimony; I was court ordered to pay all fee's, both attorney's or sent to jail. The judge ordered me to pay because I worked for a living. I was forced to get a very large loans after the final to keep from going to jail and loosing my job.
    A new law of cohabitation to lower or terminate alimony; I went to see another Attorney. He filed and I lost because the Judge look at other factors that I had no idea of. I provided my Attorney with the proof on those other factors and he ignored them.
    The Judge did rule that a supportive relationship existed, but there was no change as my EX testified under oath that she lied at the final that she lived alone. I gave my Attorney so much proof of my Ex lying under oath and he responded that the final can not be changed.
    The general public does not think about how much in tax dollars are involved by keeping Fl. a no-fault state.
    I have learned from my experience that Judges were once attorneys and they are all friends that control the system.
    If I was to ever get married again are facts to consider:
    1. Saying vows in church have no meaning in a court of law.
    2. Don't commingle funds.
    3. Make sure the spouse earns at least the same wages.
    4, Adultery is not a factor in a divorce.
    5. File for divorce immediately if spouse looses job or has poor health.
    A guy can retire early by finding a woman that is married to someone wealthy. Options; helping her file false police reports, restraining orders, lie in court, lie on financial affidavits, Doctor and lawyer to set up that early retirement of life time alimony. Drugs and alcohol can also be an asset to help her with your plan.
    Police are use to false reports and don't cars, Judges and Lawyers are doing their job to make as much money as possible.

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  • by notmrjohn on May 6th, 2005

    notmrjohn

    Lying in court, while under oath, is "considered" ( 'considered
    '? it IS) perjury and is a crime punishable by fine or jail term. Committing perjury for monetary gain is a seperate crime from fraud or simple perjury and is also punishable by fine or jail time. Fraud for monetary gain is a seperate crime and is also punishable by fine or jail term. There could be three or more crimes here. Have you considered conspiracy? Now, can you PROVE there was a lie ? If not forget about it and get on with your life.

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