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Dad makes bad decisions.
A lot of them hiring a client to fix something because it's cheaper than hiring a professional, which leads to damage and inconvenience substantially more costly than actually hiring a professional would have. Interestingly, lately this has specifically mostly been water damage.
1) He hired some of his criminal defense clients to replace the roof, and said roof naturally began to leak during the first rain of spring. When my parents attempted to contact these people, they had cancelled all of their phone numbers and "gone incommunicado." Apparently not even their children know where they are.
2) He hired a client to work on the basement. This guy disappeared without fixing the basement's primary problem, viz, the dryer is venting into the laundry room. This had already caused major moisture damage to the walls during the time he has refused to address it at all; now that the guy has disappeared, he claims that there is nothing at all that can be done about the problem.
3) He has suggested that I deal with the damage which his car-repair-crimes client caused by pretending to repair my car by trading my car in.
1) He hired some of his criminal defense clients to replace the roof, and said roof naturally began to leak during the first rain of spring. When my parents attempted to contact these people, they had cancelled all of their phone numbers and "gone incommunicado." Apparently not even their children know where they are.
2) He hired a client to work on the basement. This guy disappeared without fixing the basement's primary problem, viz, the dryer is venting into the laundry room. This had already caused major moisture damage to the walls during the time he has refused to address it at all; now that the guy has disappeared, he claims that there is nothing at all that can be done about the problem.
3) He has suggested that I deal with the damage which his car-repair-crimes client caused by pretending to repair my car by trading my car in.
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My Dadaist dictatorship will solve this problem by 1) banning in-person legal proceedings, 2) making it grounds for disbarment to have anyone else write your pleadings, and 3) dropping "law license" as a thing, now there are a zillion different mini-specialties that the staff can take a test for and start practicing on their own. No one can get by on their acting skills and underpaid secretaries/paralegals/clerks anymore. All the highest-paid lawyers in the US are forced to retire.
This isn't really in the spirit of my previous declarations about my dictatorship. The judge is always a horse?