A Missing Lawyer – My Case Stalled – Justice Denied?
Dear Justice Hawco
My name is Chris Marshall and I need your help. The head judge of Alberta, Justice Neil Wittmann put you in charge of my 10 year divorce regarding access to my son.
Eleven months ago you set up a 6 month access schedule to my 10 year old son.
You allow me to see my son 1 weekend a month with access costs of $2,000 per month.
I have been to court 2 times in the last 5 months and asked you to order Lawyer Jane Hoffman back to court so I can set up my next 6 month access schedule.
Lawyer Jane Hoffman refuses to come to court and it seems like there is nothing I can do about it. I currently have no access schedule to my son that is approved by the court.
I feel I have no choice but to put my signs back in front of the Calgary Court House and start advertising my web site afathersstory.ca. along with my business cccarsales.ca.
I do not want to do this. I just want reasonable access to my son. Is that to much to ask.
Please help me get back into court Justice Ged Hawco. You are in charge of this case. The alternative is me advertising my story in conjunction with my 180 cars on my car lot questioning your ability to come up with a reasonable access schedule to my son.
My son wants to see me twice a month like every other father gets to see there child. My son wants to see me 2 weeks in July and 2 weeks in August like every other father.
The Judicial code of ethics states that Judges should expect to be constantly scrutinized by the public.
Kevin Newman of Global T.V. called me and told me to join join Fatherʼs 4 Justice and fight for my right and all other fatherʼs rightʼs to see there children
I do not want to be the spokes person for parents fighting for the right to see their children. However, If you will not grant me reasonable access to my son I will put 100 Fathers 4 Justice signs around my car lot and scrutinize your ability as a Judge.
Life is too short for all this negative energy. Please order Lawyer Jane Hoffman back to court and help me set up a fair access schedule to my son. The ball is in your court Justice Hawco. You decide which way we go.
cc Chief Justice Neil Wittmann
cc -Jane Hoffman


