How can Superior Courts claim Justice is Served without prejudice?

Question

My stepfather and mother, recently sued my husband and I (daughter), under false pretenses. The complaint filed contained stories of lies. Their testimony was based on lies, yet the court excepted this as sufficient evidence to rule against us. The court would'nt even considered reviewing the hard evidence (notorized documents,police reports,witnesses etc.). The court based it's judement under the "Bad Daughter" rule book. If the parents say it's true it must be. WRONG! I am 39yrs old, I believe I was served a Big Cup of Predjudice .

Answer 1

"How can Superior Courts claim Justice is Served without prejudice? My stepfather and mother, recently sued my husband and I (daughter), under false pretenses. The complaint filed contained stories of lies. Their testimony was based on lies, yet the court excepted this as sufficient evidence to rule against us. The court wouldn't even considered reviewing the hard evidence (notarized documents,police reports,witnesses etc.). The court based it's judgment under the "Bad Daughter" rule book. If the parents say it's true it must be. WRONG! I am 39yrs old, I believe I was served a Big Cup of Prejudice."

There is no quick answer to your question, and it would help to know more specifics about the case.

If the Court failed to hear testimony and evidence that you tried to offer in an appropriate and timely fashion-- especially to rebut the testimony of the opposition-- then you have the grounds for a successful appeal.

Since appeals are often filed by attorneys who specialize in them, you should contact an appeals attorney and see how much it would likely cost you to file an appeal. Just remember not to file an appeal if it will cost more money than you would "win" if the trial court is overturned-- unless, of course, you've got the money and it's a matter of principle.

[This is not legal advice. You should consult a licensed attorney-at-law for legal advice or representation before making decisions that may affect your legal rights.]

Answer 2

Have you filed an appeal? Since this was a civil action, either party can appeal if dissatisfied with the ruling of the Court, especially if your appeal is based on abuse of judicial discretion (and believe me, if what you're saying is true then you have PLENTY of grounds for an appeal).

Answer 3

you can't sue him if he is wrong