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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Justice 4 Every1, NFP — Rent Money Needed!
Justice 4 Every1 is desperately in need of rent money and is in imminent danger of eviction. One tenant I am sharing space with is 85 and could not pay rent. Another client that was to pay me $25,000 from the $287,000 that I got for him in probate refuses to pay because he wants to save the money to buy his own home back from the probate court so he and his mother are safe to live there. Whether or not people pay me, I do not sue them.
Justice 4 Every1 has done great work in the past few years. We have worked to remove Judge Stuart who lied at my trial and was part of fleecing the Mary Sykes estate of all it’s assets. There was no jurisdiction in that case and Mary was never service with a Petition or Notice of Hearing. Her elderly sisters were…
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Please write to the City of Goshen and demand they release Tim Lahrman
Dear Ms. Marks; It is come to my attention that you are holding Mr. Lahrman in one of your adult detention centers. This is to advise you that Mr. Lahrman is a ward of the State of Indiana and as such, he is not available for incarceration. His guardian must be contacted and only the Guardian may legally speak for Mr. Lahrman. I am now in receipt of a 92 page file that contains repeated statements from Mr. Lahrman that he is a disabled adult. The case should have been referred over to Probate as soon as he was brought in. Either the State of Indiana considers him a person for the purposes of incarceration, or it does not. … |
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The Fraud Business as usual–Billing Medicare multiple times for many drugs
The link that I underlined in yellow is another indication of the massive health care fraud that the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission administered by Jerome Larkin is attempting keep lawyers from making public. The exposure of this fraud in the MaryGSykes blog warranted – according to the Illinois Supreme Court and Mr. Larkin — an interim suspension of one attorney followed by a three year suspension. Just calling for an Honest Investigation of the Mary Sykes case was worth a four year law license suspension. Of course, Seth Gillman’s participation in the Hospice fraud and admitted theft of medicare/medicaid funds does… |
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From Sunita Advaney, paralegal, her opinion of what the ARDC has done–horrendous!
First Amendment vs. Attorney Conduct Regulation
A hurricane of recent events that has proven to be a mixed bag of blessings and challenges has prompted me to write this article.
JoAnne Denison, JD, a stellar legal professional whom I have known for decades, has signed up as an independent sub-contractor paralegal with my company because her attorney license has a three-year suspension for what appears to be enforcement of an ambiguous ARDC Rule in violation of Ms. Denison’s First Amendment Rights to Free Speech.
Ms. Denison is an amazing woman who received her Juris Doctorate from Indiana University in 1985. She practiced law as a licensed attorney in Chicago for over 25 years. She was my mentor and I learned many great things from her that I attribute to my success to this day.
Of course, it looks rather ironic and almost strange that an attorney I once worked…
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Novus Healthcare in TX accused of speeding the death of elderly with over medication to “save money”
Apparently some FBI personnel are starting to take nursing home investigations and murder of the elderly serious. We applaud those efforts. Every time an elderly patient dies in a nursing home, there should be a tox screen for excessive consumption of heavy narcotics. Until and unless a court orders such a treatment (as if that will ever happen, think of the long battle in Terry Schiavo’s case), patients are to be well fed, hydrated and have medications they approve of administered to them. A Guardian does not have the right to withdraw food or hydration or even administer narcotics as chemical restraints. That is all illegal. In Illinois we have the case of In re Tiffany.
Health services CEO ruthlessly took advantage of the terminally ill and elderly, killing patients for profit
Saturday, April 02, 2016 by: Julie Wilson staff writer
Tags: Novus, healthcare fraud, medical murder
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Good news–Tim Lahrman has been released!
Apparently all the calls, faxes and emails have worked, we have some news that Tim is on work release and back home.
I have no idea how he was arrested and jailed on 17 year old criminal complaints against him (one for a broken license plate holder and one for possession of MJ) since the statute of limitations has expired, but I am glad he is safe at home.
And I want to thank all of you out there for your faxes, phone calls and emails for his safety and release from jail. Tim is a hero and does not belong in jail.
He is currently fighting at the 7th circuit for the rights of all disableds to have special accommodations in foreclosure cases. We must support and aide those efforts in every way we can.
Thanks again.
More on Tim Lahrman and his Friends for Justice
Tim, years ago was pushed out his business by his brother. The brother recognized that litigation would be long and costly so he arranged for Tim to be declared incompetent and have a guardian appointed for him. Tim was never incompetent, nor was he insane. Like the bunch of us he marched to his own drummer. More importantly he made money. Such was the incentive. In the 1990’s apparently Tim had a Marijuana arrest. He used the incompetency as a sword and a shield. He had done this successfully before to the absolute horror of his guardian and his brother. The guardian was well clouted and resented the fact that… |
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Tim’s arrest with a decade’s old arrest warrant. How does this happen?
Somehow a 17 year old arrest warrant was recently reissued against an Elder and Disabled rights attorney when his case to force the courts to make reasonable accommodations to the Disableds in foreclosures (appoint attorneys, GAL’s, etc. for assistance), is now up at the 7th circuit.
Perhaps he also made the mistake of publishing the truth and pictures of certain judges in state court, as Ken and I have done.
Regardless, someone sent me the law on Indiana arrest warrants and that they expire and are supposed to be returned to the Clerk of Court in 180 days. The warrant can be reissued, but what judge in their right mind would do this when the Statute of Limitations on a broken license plate and possession of MJ is far less than 17 years.
Who set this up? Of course, it could be a mistake, but now Tim’s entire arrest is…
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