[philman_36]

On February 3, 2012, the prosecutor of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, announced that Klayman was indicted for failure to pay child support.
Was Klayman convicted for failure to pay child support?

Family values...the whole paragraph...your snippets in italics.

Our legal system is bad joke enough, with judges and lawyers slivering about to feather their own nests and compromise client and citizen interests. But the family law system, where judges, divorce lawyers, child psychologists, guardians ad litem, and other so called professionals churn and milk fees, all at the expense of children, is literally an abortion. Larry Klayman is committed to bringing about radical reform of our family law system—the same system which callously killed Terri Schiavo when her parents wanted to care for her. Klayman represented the Schindler family at the end of Terri's life and thereafter. The way she was put to death without any real evidence that she wanted to die was an American tragedy. Family members should also have the right to try to legally protect their loved ones, even if they are not next of kin. Freedom Watch will work tirelessly to protect family rights and prevent abuse by corrupt family judges, lawyers and others who put their own greedy interests first.

So what's your point?

[philman_36]

Take me off your ping list.

[Brown Deer]

Was Klayman convicted for failure to pay child support?

Do you have reason to believe he is innocent?

Do you actually believe that this deadbeat dad has good family values?

So what's your point?

The point that you tried to make was that Larry Klayman was drug into this discussion, yet the article was more about Larry Klayman than Orly Taitz. So my point, is that this deadbeat dad was NOT drug into this discussion because he was very much a part of it to begin with.

[philman_36]

You may find the whole paragraph at reply #52 to be of interest. The snippets provided give a jaded perspective.

[Elle Bee]

I've had personal experience with Mr. Klayman, in fact I've spoken from the same dais.

I have seen first hand what Mr. Klayman's brand of advocacy has done to several of his clients ... victims of some injustice themselves

Then Klayman "represents" them, solicits funds for his legal fees and then leaves his clients out in the rain

Mr. Klayman's practice of law is the equivalent of an ambulance chaser arriving on the scene then backing up over the victim

But all contributions collected in his client's name go to Mr. Klayman's fees

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[Elle Bee]

Klayman's representation of in the Terri Schiavo case makes my point.

He grabs a poor client, shills and begs for contributions for his legal fees ..... always loses and then never looks back

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