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Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

Volume 3

Jul 25, 2013 3:49 AM

Derek Hill

From Leigh OftheHouseof Collins

"After having my affidavit notarized for another matter , I asked for a certified true copy of my custody order. Realizing I had stopped recording, I began again and this sounds like a good first try to me."

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Maximilian Poe

Oh ya that was awesome lmao,just love the response when you tore up the old original but why not just void instead?This is the gift that keeps on giving,did they try to force you to pay 30 dollars to have a certified copy of your order?

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Lei Gh

I was not prepared with a stamper, only a red permanent marker. It stunk so I put it away. ;)

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Chad Brodgesell

Yup, sounded pissed to me. While listening and mentally reviewing many other discussions text, video and/or audio I still come full circle to the beginning. If the document is NOT yours then how is it possible to be a party to it.? If the document IS yours then you are a party to it having many choices as what to do with it. Question: $30.00 charge for a document that is supposed to be given when asked? (Well it is being used against you) Or am I thinking wrong some where?

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Lei GhLeigh OftheHouseof Collins

She thought it strange that I come to Family Court House to notarized my affidavit. I had to tell her that Provincial Court isn't that fond of me...so here I am. ;)

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Chad Brodgesell

I would think that tearing it up could be construed as a Damaged document but still in effect. Like accidentally tearing a ten dollar note. A little tape and it is good to go. Now..... a big red void on it makes the INTENT, INTENT....... INTENT, clear and concise.

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Chad Brodgesell

The original as well as the current I think would need to be voided as the current is derived from the original. Video of Voiding would be beat as then it can be proven that you did indeed Void it.

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Chad Brodgesell

These people are NOT going to play in honour. What they say goes...UNTIL....Proven otherwise. That is our job. That is the jist of everything we learn in law is to prove them wrong.

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Pete Daoust

If someone keeps making the same mistakes over and over again, I will definitly start to send INVOICES to them......just logic

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Chad Brodgesell

Worded as a question but is meant as statement. As question to cover my ass in case I am wrong ...but...

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Brenda Larson

That was great Leigh OftheHouseof Collins. Too bad you didn't void it. Now that would have been priceless to see. I know that when I went to the court house I asked to see the original order. The clerk brought the whole file out and started digging out the original, she asked me if I wanted to see the original order or the one of force and effect? And I took a gamble and said that I wanted to see the one in force and effect. I also had sent back to the court house copies of the last order that was in force in effect but not before I made photocopies of the last couple of pages so that I would have a record of what I sent back. So now if they come out with a new last page I have proof that the order was tampered with.

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Lei GhLeigh OftheHouseof Collins

Will I go again and ask for a copy? Or a certified true copy with my $30? But that seems like a waste of my fiat money if I do not know what the current order is. Is it 2011 (if it exists),or 2007?

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Pete Daoust

Due dilligence, you have to TAKE CARE of stuff when someone try to fuck around with "YOU" and/or the surety of the person you have in your pocket

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Pete Daoust

You seems to mix freedumb stuff with LEGAL stuff....which can lead to some miss understanding sometimes

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Lei Gh

The other system that sucks is this welfare. Since I am technically employed but on unpaid sick leave, minus benefits, I have to pay back this pittance I receive and is currently being deducted although the federal govt says it is income the provincial says otherwise. :(

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Brenda Larson

That is why you can't believe what they tell you. I just went into the courthouse today and tried again to get another certified copy of my family court order, other clerk tried to hand me the previously copied court order stamped true certified and I told her after looking at the last page that it is not the true certified copy. Any ways I told her if you don't want me to charge you too, then I would not hand it out. She took it back right away.

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