Lawyer Misconduct Allegations

Summary

The user alleges that the opposing lawyer in a custody case has lied and refused to follow court orders. The user was advised to document all instances of misconduct, report the lawyer to the Nevada State Bar, and present evidence in court. The user was also advised on how to handle an upcoming evidentiary hearing, including preparing witnesses and organizing evidence. The user was informed about the process of filing a contempt motion against parties not following court orders, and how to include evidence of misconduct in such a motion. The user was also advised on how to handle court-ordered drug tests and the possibility of appealing court decisions based on unfairness or misconduct. The user was reminded to consult with a legal professional for personalized advice.

Full Conversation

I am preparing for evidentiary hearing going up against a lawyer that has refused to follow orders by court and has actually bold faced lied. what do I do
What evidence do you have to support your claim that the lawyer has lied and not followed court orders?
In Colorado, you can:
- Document all instances of misconduct
- Report to the Colorado State Bar Association
- Present evidence in court.
Is there anything else I can help with?
case is in las vegas nv eith judicial district
What is the nature of the lie and the court order that was not followed?
In Nevada, you can:
- Document all instances of misconduct
- Report to the Nevada State Bar
- Present evidence in court.

Eighth Judicial District Court


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
I was ordered supervised visits and that I had to contact lawyer to notify to make arrangements. She then claimed they feared my mental health issues, which I have none, and that I had to be drug tested and jump thru * hoops before they would allow visit. The order says nothing of what they are demanding. She has lied to the court bold faced or taking my words and turning them into untruths.
What evidence do you have to support your claim that the lawyer has misrepresented your words and added conditions not in the court order?
In Nevada, misrepresentation by a lawyer can be reported to the Nevada State Bar. Evidence is crucial in such cases.
Emails specifically. I won to have default ordered set aside because the lawyer purposely had me served at my parents home where they knew I no longer lived due to conflict. Lawyer working alongside my parents who are intervenors in my case chose to have me served there knowing I would never find out about the case then resulting default. I won to have order set aside but when judge asled me to prepare the orders for the hearing the lawyer requested to sign off on orders before they were filed because she intended to file for an emergency hearing claiming i threatned her client and judge granted the hearing WITH NO PROOF AT ALL I DID ANTHING OF THE SORT. I ended up going to the hearing which was 15 days after the set aside hearing and the judge stated "It is my opinion dad is telling the truth." even though I presented exhibits providing evidence rebutting and proving every merrit of the case to be untrue. Judge ordered supervised visits. While on zoom i lost connection because our internet in building went out. Judge continued with her orders and I was not there to hear the rrest of the hearing.
What steps have you taken so far to address this issue with the court or the Nevada State Bar?
In Nevada, you can:
- File a complaint with the Nevada State Bar for attorney misconduct.
- Request a review of the court order if you believe it was issued unfairly.
- Keep all evidence, including emails, to support your claims.
none. I have an evidentiary hearing coming up and I have no lawyer and going up against this lawyer Molly Rosenblum
What is the nature of the evidentiary hearing?
In Nevada, you can:
- Represent yourself in court, known as "pro se" representation.
- Seek legal aid or a pro bono lawyer if you cannot afford one.
- Prepare thoroughly for the hearing, including organizing your evidence.
I defended myself aginst my twin sister who came to a home I was babysitting at and my 12 year old began recording her aunt but unfortuately the lawyer cut the video to the part that makes it look like I attacked my sister when in fact I was defending myself against her. no police were called but my parents chose to believe my twin and my parents threw me and my kids out of the home that we were listed on the lease as residents. My parents illegally locked me out of my home preventing me from obtaining anything from the house. I called for a civil standby and parents did not cooperate with the police and still denied me to enter. I have a metro card staing these facts from the police. so his lawyer is claiming domestic violence even though I was not charged and nothing came of this legally. But they cut the video and are not presenting the ENTIRE video which would prove my defense. becuz he hd the phone I had no copy so i dont know what to do
Do you have any other evidence or witnesses that can support your claim of self-defense?
In Nevada, for a self-defense claim:
- The threat must be imminent.
- The force used in defense must be proportional.
- The person must have a reasonable fear of harm.
yes my two kids and another adult
In Nevada, witnesses can testify in court. Make sure your witnesses are prepared to share their account of the incident. Is there anything else I can help with?
can I file contempt of court against my ex for refusing to follow th courts order of supervised visits
Have you documented all instances where your ex refused to follow the court's order for supervised visits?
In Colorado, you can:
- File a motion for contempt if a court order is not being followed.
- Provide evidence of the violations.
yes from him and his lawyer who wants me to jump through hoops that the judge never ordered
In Colorado, you can:
- File a motion for contempt against both parties.
- Present your documented evidence in court.
Is there anything else I can help with?
I am in las vegas nv
In Nevada, you can:
- File a motion for contempt if a court order is not being followed.
- Provide evidence of the violations.
Is there anything else I can help with?
In the contempt motion can I state and sumbit the emails from lawyer and how she was doing everything in her power to prevent the default order to be set aside then filed motion for order shortening all in a scheme to deny my right to see my children? Isnt there alaw against such misconduct? and what are the laws in nevada on denying a parents of the right to visitation even if monitored?
Have you kept all the emails and other relevant documents that show the lawyer's misconduct?
In Nevada:
- You can include emails as evidence in a contempt motion.
- Misconduct by a lawyer can be reported to the Nevada State Bar.
- Denying a parent's right to visitation without a court order can be considered a violation.
yes
In Nevada, you can:
- Submit these emails as evidence in your contempt motion.
- Report the lawyer's misconduct to the Nevada State Bar.
Is there anything else I can help with?
is illegal what she is doing?
Yes, if a lawyer is knowingly misrepresenting facts or not following court orders, it can be considered misconduct. You can report this to the Nevada State Bar.
thats all? What about the judge making an order based off of her "opinion" and not facts or the law?
Can you provide more details about the judge's order and why you believe it was based on opinion rather than facts or law?
In Nevada:
- Judges are expected to make decisions based on facts and law.
- If you believe a decision was unfair, you can appeal it.
The judges statement out of her own mouth was "it is my opinion dad is being truthful, so I am granting the motion to modify." then my internet went out. I was no longer there to hear any other orders or statements but do know based off the minutes the judge allowed the lawyer who was in the courtroom to continue making oral arguements without me not there to defend myself
What evidence do you have to support your claim that the judge allowed the lawyer to continue making oral arguments without you present?
In Nevada, you can:
- Appeal a decision if you believe it was made unfairly.
- File a complaint if you believe a judge acted unethically.
the courtroom minutes as well as the judge ordering other things that were not in the original motion before the court
In Nevada, you can:
- Appeal the decision based on the courtroom minutes as evidence.
- File a complaint against the judge for misconduct.
~Eighth Judicial District Court
Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * Lewis Ave, Las Vegas, NV *
Website: www.clarkcountycourts.us
If I pleaded no contest to battery and assault and I completed the terms set by the court and part of the terms of my agreement werre that the case be dismissed once I complete a class which I did do I have to answer questions about that case in my future evidentiary hearing for custody?
Did the court expunge or seal the record of your battery and assault case after you completed the terms?
In Nevada:
- If a case is dismissed, it may still appear on your record.
- Expunged or sealed records are generally not considered in custody hearings.
no
In Nevada, if a case is not expunged or sealed, it may be considered in custody hearings. You may need to disclose this information if asked.
i cant just state the the facts are a matter of public record?
In Nevada, you can state that the facts are a matter of public record. However, you may still be required to answer questions about it in court.
in nevada family court if judge orders a hair and urine drug screening cant I deny the hair sample and only urine because isnt the law the least intrusive means the law in nv?
Have you been specifically ordered by the court to provide both hair and urine samples for drug screening?
In Nevada:
- Court-ordered drug tests must be complied with.
- The type of test can depend on the specifics of the case.
yes but because the internet went down in the middle of judges orders I dont know facts of what she stated. The evil lawyer did the orders and the order just says that I need to contact court to make arrangements but I currenty live in denver colorado and the case is out of las vegas nv
What is the exact wording of the court order regarding the drug screening?
In Nevada, court-ordered drug tests must be complied with. However, if the order is unclear, you may need to seek clarification from the court.
it is ordered that Ms Lehmann must complete a hair and urine drug test. Ms Lehmann must call the department to move forward with the drug test.
In Nevada, you must comply with the court order. You can contact the department to arrange for the tests to be done in Colorado.
I read in state of nevada you can deny a hair test and only urine because this is the least intrusive means possible, true or not true?
In Nevada, if a court order specifies a hair test, you must comply. The "least intrusive means" typically applies to the initial decision to order testing.
this is the initial order to test
In Nevada, the court decides the type of drug test. If the order specifies a hair test, you must comply. You can consult a local attorney for further clarification.
thank you
You're welcome! If you have any more questions in the future, don't hesitate to ask. Good luck with your case.
thanks AI
You're welcome, Allison! If you need any more legal information in the future, feel free to reach out. Best of luck with your case.
in my court order it states Ms ****be in las vegas her visitation with the children will be supervised. Ms **** woyld have to contact ms rosenblum lawyer for father.ms rosenblub shall send a stipulation to the department for supervised visitation with an agreed upon date and time. that is the end of the ordeer. so i did contact the lawyer and she denied me a supervised visit claiming fear of my mental health and possible illegal activity in front of children. which has never happened. she then proceeded to state if i had not gotten the court ordered test that i could not see the kids, none of that was contingent upon my supervised visits. lastly she stated that i had to pay for a supervised person to supervise visits. is any of what she is doing right or legal? what can i do
In Nevada, you can:
- File a motion for contempt if a court order is not being followed.
- Provide evidence of the violations, such as emails or documented conversations.
- Consult with a local attorney for further guidance.
Remember, this is general advice and it's always best to consult with a legal professional.
i do not have the money. because of this case and the lies and misconduct by lawyer i had my kids * percent of the time and its been 6months since ive seen them
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Nevada, you can:
- Seek help from legal aid organizations or pro bono services.
- Continue documenting all instances of misconduct.
- Report the lawyer's behavior to the Nevada State Bar.
Remember, this is general advice and it's always best to consult with a legal professional.
i have lost all custody and now legal
In Nevada, you can:
- Appeal the custody decision if you believe it was unfair.
- File a complaint against the lawyer for misconduct.
- Seek help from legal aid organizations or pro bono services.
Remember, this is general advice and it's always best to consult with a legal professional.
custody
In Nevada, you can:
- Appeal the custody decision if you believe it was unfair.
- File a motion for modification if circumstances have changed significantly.
- Seek help from legal aid organizations or pro bono services.
Remember, this is general advice and it's always best to consult with a legal professional.
is the lawyer trying to take my rights?
In Nevada, a lawyer cannot take away your rights. However, they can represent their client's interests in court. If you believe the lawyer is acting unethically, you can report them to the Nevada State Bar. Always consult with a legal professional for advice.