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Greetings: Top quality, solid, professional legal help for very reasonable rates. State and Federal.
 
I have experience in over 60 of the 89 main federal "Districts" across the country that are over the 50 States (most States have more than one District), also within approx two dozen States and all courts in them from the very bottom to the very top, including their own appeals and/or supreme court levels, all eleven of the federal appeals courts, and even recently in the US Supreme Court.  I also have federal MDL (Multi-District Litigation) experience.  My direct experience in law began in mid-1998, but my 24/7 attitude about it actually compares to attorneys who have 15 or 20 years of experience, I suspect, and that's not counting the fact that most of my experience has always dealt with winning for the individual rights, and not just shuffling paperwork to please the local judge or powers that might be involved.  In other words, I often employ an "in their face" approach by using the strongest applicable laws on your side - the various federal laws that support you or protect you, even within their state court proceedings, in addition to hammering them with whatever applicable law in favor comes from the state code, and vice versa as done in the federal courts also... however, I can also and easily do "tea and crumpets" with the opposition and court if the situation calls for it...  whatever is/are the most reasonable and direct approaches to getting justice done in the most expedient manner.
 
My rate is $50/hr, and I have, of course, many pre-prepared things already done before, and so most of my time is spent tweaking or adding for the uniqueness of a person's own case parameters and issues.  If ever needed, after ever reaching a dozen hours in total work hired so far, my rate drops for the same client down to $40/hr for anything else in the future.  The work is done typically by emailing scanned attachments (of court documents, evidence, etc.) to me, or by faxing if a small number of pages only, and then receiving the finished work via email back to you, either as PDF and/or Microsoft Word.  During the process, the applicable law will be explained to the client as needed, so that the client actually understands their rights under law, and especially understands exactly how to assemble and file and serve their new legal documents.
 
Well, my experience transcends virtually every kind of court in America, even bankruptcy and traffic, and my due process and family law (and peripheral issues) experience is equally deep, and I will just remind that I give my clients a discount break at reaching a dozen hours or more, from $50/hr down to $40/hr (because when I am continually working for the same client, there are various "overhead" things and initial research difficulties that don't have to be done over again, etc.), and I also offer potential clients the opportunity to get the initial dozen hours at the discount rate, and get like a free three hours out of the deal, if that whole dozen hours is reserved all at once up front.  Besides, no matter what I am doing, small jobs or large jobs, I almost always spend at least a little extra time, anyway, just because of perfectionism or something like that.
 
If you decide that you want to take advantage of any of this potential, then work itself is done by email and email attachments, with usage of fax as a secondary option if really necessary, and of course with phone calls to discuss things along the way, while the donation is made by you online, via the PayPal button on the left side of any webpage at http://unitedcivilrights.org, and as that gets automatically email-notified directly to me, then whatever email address and typed name that you use for the PayPal transaction gets associated with your work and etc., so I know that donation is for reserving time for your particular work needed to be done.
 
 
MOST POPULAR LEGAL PACKAGES / ACTIONS:
 
1.  Federal removal of state case for violations of due process / civil rights.  See 28 USC 1443 (United States Code).  Immediately ends jurisdiction of the state court, at the very moment you complete the proper filings, no judge's order needed, exactly like filing a bankruptcy immediately stops a sheriff's sale of your home and prevents all other collections activities by creditors.  A federal removal is used to completely stop a state court dead in its tracks, whether they like it or not, most often to prevent jail or other impending calamity, tyranny, or similar false and violative orders/actions upon you.  Must have certain triggering circumstances/events within the past 30 days, or a new 30 day clock for removal can often be created by applying one or two strategic filing(s) expected to be denied.  State case removed can be either civil type or criminal type.  It typically takes 7-8 hours for a complete federal removal package, which is $350-400 of my professional time.  Very powerful. Extremely powerful, as in: "Raid. It kills bugs dead."  Not for use against any case you still need left open for some reason, as this will totally bring everything in any state civil case to a full dead stop, and prevent entering of any judgments (i.e., convictions and sentencing, i.e., actually being thrown into jail..) in any state criminal case.  Most removal clients also take the option of adding on a motion to the federal court for leave to amend into a full-blown 42 USC 1983 civil rights lawsuit for damages.
 
2.  Appeal.  The process is essentially identical, whether State or Federal, and all appeals require tedious formality on bound sets of paper to achieve a highly structured set of documents (Brief, Appendix, etc.) ready for assembly and filing with the particular court of appeals and serving upon all parties.  You, as the client at your hardcopy printing end, can expect to be printing/xeroxing usually in the range of 300-500 sheets of paper, plus over a dozen printed covers on lightly colored stock a bit thicker than regular paper, and a few office supplies, with all of these services and materials available at your local Staples, Office Max, Office Depot, etc. as the lower cost, self-serve options, or at full-service places like FedEx Kinkos/Office, the UPS Store, and places like that.  Doing an appeal is a very methodical, meticulous process, with lots of cross-referencing and citation to authority, and the resulting Briefs and Appendices are extremely formatted presentations on paper, with required formalized sections in certain orders, and etc.  Depending upon how many issues, claims, and arguments to build in, my professional time involved in the entire package process, all the way to actual filing, can typically range from $600-800 for a smaller, focused group of legal counts, or up to $900-1500 for a much more involved case with several interrelated issues, all depending my actual time involved.  You, the client, must also be prepared to do some legwork at your end, particularly in having case paperwork gathered together, and planned ahead for bulk printing and assembling and formal mailings when the appeals package is completed and ready for filing.  Having access to a scanner, for scanning in your legal case(s) paperwork, is a definite plus on your end.  Since appeals are so expensive in time and money, they can be broken into two or three payment/work steps, for convenience.
 
3.  Motions and Petitions for various modifications of custody, visitation, and/or support.  Cost and time is highly dependent upon the actual circumstances and legal posture of your own current and past case history, combined with your particular short and long term goals, of course, and so that is all by the hourly rate, but I have a popular standard package for moving/petitioning for modification (correction..) of current (anything less than fully equal/shared) custody, to full blown equally shared custody, based on wide open constitutional rights to equality and gender discrimination and so forth, and some States allow an automatic change of judge, no reasons required..., upon such a major filing for significant change in custody of the child(ren).  This standard package goes for either $350 or $400, and includes the major motion/petition for modification of whatever lesser custody situation currently exists to be corrected to full equally-shared custody, the involved memorandum of law on parental rights, due process, and constitutional rights related, also some procedural papers that accompany that pair of hammers, an additional federal rights warning paper using Younger caselaw, and with the extra $50 pricetag for those clients that are also doing the automatic change of judge in the same process, including my doing the future papers for the striking of judges following that, in those States that have that legal option.  Modification of visitation / parenting time schedules, and modifications of child support, are greatly varied, in my experience - again, upon the unique circumstances, case history, and current legal posture of your own present situation.  I have multiple/different solid arguments regarding either excessive child support, and/or the existence of state-ordered child support, at all...  Additionally, both federal and state law are actually on your side, if the wayward court has ordered too much against you, i.e., exceeded the maximum limits of law regarding your "disposable" income (using "gross income" is *strictly* unlawful!!).
 
4.  Civil suits for deprivation of parent-child relationship, defamation, libel, slander, false light, false arrest and wrongful imprisonment, and all sorts of various other matters.  Not only just for parents who have suffered parental alienation or similar detrimental effects due to no significant fault of their own, but whatever is clear violation against rights or law.  In the written law, common sense things are often actually there, whether the court/attorneys told you or not...  Having the truth of their wrongdoing is actionable and can be used for accountability, including for monetary damages in many situations.  Suit may be filed in state court, but most often it includes causes against local government, so usually filed in federal court.
 
5.  Criminal defense.  Got two guys out of prison already, based only on the pure strength of my legal paperwork.  Not even hearings, just boom.. released and set free.  Don't know how many cases I 'accidentally' prevented from *becoming* criminal cases... especially in the realm of child support contempt actions...  However, every criminal case is uniquely factual.  Contact me directly to discuss your parameters and issues.
 
 
 
Sincerest Regards,
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Mr. Torm Howse
Co-Founder, National Board Director, Instructor,
United Civil Rights Councils of America
http://unitedcivilrights.org
Co-Founder, National Board Director, Trustee,
Parental Alienation Awareness Organization - US
http://paao-us.com
Founder, Owner, President,
The FIDO Network
http://fidonetwork.com
General Contact:
P.O. Box 68665
Indianapolis, Indiana  46268
(317) 286-2538 office  (888) 738-4643 fax
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