More on the secret courts , you have to go to court but not told why ???

You said it’s about a website ? That all you told me so please stop playing stupid and provide the full documents re this hearing as how do people defend a case without details ?

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On 24 Mar 2014, at 15:42, “Clayton, Beth” wrote:

Mr Ferreira,

As I have already stated please do not send emails to personal accounts. If you would like to bring something to the attention of the court then do so by way of emailing the address I have provided.

I have already discussed with you the nature of the court hearing when you called me earlier today.

Regards

Beth Clayton.

From: closed accounts [mailto:closedaccounts@hotmail.com]
Sent: 24 March 2014 13:39
To: Clayton, Beth
Subject: Re: For Judge Singleton

Don’t know what the hearing is about and have been told to always use Ann’s direct email but as she is on leave now I will copy you

Thank you

Phill Ferreira

Sent from my iPad

On 24 Mar 2014, at 15:37, “Clayton, Beth” wrote:

Mr Ferreira,

If you have documents relating to the court hearing please do not send them to personal accounts here at the court. Please direct your emails to the following:

family@lancaster.countycourt.gsi.gov.uk

Many thanks

Beth Clayton.

Secret Family Courts in the UK – readers of the blog please share this with the world …

Hello Little men..

Hope you both are well …

Just received the below notice seems the judge wants to gag me so that you both do not know the truth about our case……

The UK Family law and this Judge is a joke in my opinion…

I will not be in the Court so I wish the Hight Court luck in enforcing any further orders as they have to date not once acted in your best interest…

Speak to you both later xx

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Easing the Sting of “Rejection”

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I get emails every day from people who are stuck in an obsessive cycle of feeling worthless, unattractive, and “no good”.  This happens because their Ex-Narc conditioned them to believe these things and then left them for another partner, which only enforced this false illusion.

Being rejected or abandoned by someone we love is already painful enough, but when it happens at the hands of a Narcissist, it’s felt much more deeply.  The difference is that in a normal relationship, one partner may decide to leave because they’ve met someone else (which was never planned), they’ve decided they want a different lifestyle, they want to discover themselves, etc.  On the other hand, a Narcissist conditions their partners to believe they’re nothing – often mere days after establishing a relationship.

Conditioning

It doesn’t always come off as character assassination in the beginning.  To seem credible, the…

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Daily update for my Boys 23 March 2014

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Good evening Little men….

Hope you two have had a great Sunday……

Tomorrow is the start of yet one more week without me knowing if you both are ok ….. It’s going to be 1 year next week …..since we have been allowed to spend normal happy times together…..

Sorry I am a little late today but am not feeling great still if I am honest….really thought by now I would be as back to normal as I can be , but no such luck it seems ….

Just want to wish you both a great week and I really hope you are doing ok Olibear after the operation …..big huge little man….

Miss and love you both lots …can’t wait to see you both tonight under our big old green tree in dream land , I think I need extra little O cuddles and smiles tonight ……

Night , night champs ….dream big and fun….

Love you both lots and lots and miss you lots more

Love you little men…..always

Dad xx.

Rough justice’ for divorced dads on benefits

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Fathers claiming welfare are left on breadline to pay maintenance, study finds

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DEARBHAIL MCDONALD AND KATHERINE DONNELLY – PUBLISHED 18 MARCH 2014 02:30 AM

JUDGES frequently make child maintenance orders against men on state benefits whose marriages have broken down – leaving many living below national insolvency guidelines.

The first major survey of Ireland’s Circuit Courts, where 98pc of judicial separation and divorce cases are heard, also reveals that the “standard access” for married dads to their children after separation is “a couple of hours” every second week – with a few hours once or twice during the week.

The four-year study, approved by the Department of Justice and funded by the Irish Research Council (IRC), has exposed a series of injustices in Ireland’s overburdened family law system, with judges – interviewed for the first time – requesting training to deal with young children, parental conflict and help for huge caseloads that…

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