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Hi folks
I have created a private group for those who are involved as McKenzie Friends or self litigants in the family court that may be of interest to some.
It’s only for the technical aspects of running a case, what to do how to do it etc. Not for any other postings.
Feel free to take a look if that is something you may be interested in.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/familycourtsupportnz
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Great news, good idea.
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Excellent thing to do, Ken.
Do you need any technical Advisors in your group Ken?
Good initiative.
What a lovely thing to offer.
I am full time McKenzie friend at Christchurch Court. Judges listen to me as they know I have them by the balls!
Oh, yeah, this is looking like a perfect idea. Can I just say that I came up with an idea once and Ken gave support that you can only dream of.
This is really needed!
Some argue that the problem with many judges is they have no balls for you to hang onto. Others have squeaky voices so maybe they had you in their courtrooms recently.
Sounds good to me. I can assist in Auckland.