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8 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Glad I wasn't divorced in Massachusetts Oct 28, 2009
By Jeff Golden
"fathers & childrens rights advocate"
I thought New Jersey was bad, but Barbara Johnson reinforces Massachusetts' reputation as the state with the most anti-father and anti-male biased judiciary in the country. She became a lawyer late in life, and seemed drawn to unpopular causes and clients who had already been kicked around by a judicial system that would like them to just go away and stop bothering us. Finally, the system turned on Barbara and disbarred her. Now the Massachusetts judiciary and the assorted other swine that feed at the family court trough have disbarred her, she has left the state, and they no longer have any authority over her. She is now free to name names, and she does it in this tell-all book, including 654 footnotes on 105 pages!
Just one caution ... Laws, court rules and court customs are different from state to state. The Massachusetts court procedures Barbara speaks of may be generally similar to what goes on in your state. But before you try to use them yourself, especially as a pro se, make sure you know how the system works where you live. Its hard to find lawyers like Barbara Johnson who will vigorously and tenaciously advocate for their clients even when threatened with personal harm. Talk to other pro ses. Learn to manage your own case regardless of whether you choose to use a lawyer or not.
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
first amendment is alive Nov 15, 2009
By Jordan L. Ring
In Massachusetts the most powerful courts are the Probate Courts. They can restructure or avoid all types of property rights and entites. In my experience, the rules of evidence are not always followed and hardly reviewed. The lifetime alimony and the destruction of marital assets leads to pain, emotional distress and apparent misjustice in that it takes property and rights and obligates many to a lifetime of pain and financial chaos. the use of contempts without trials that protect the individual appears to be a common method of dealing with complex financial issues. the laws in massachusetts as to alimony are out of step to today's reality. change has begun to seed the legislative process. the author exercise of her first amendment rights places the issues in focus and may be a roadmap to revamping the dated rules that are no longer in step with reality. while the author's ways may well be rogue, they are real and shine a light into the dark concers of the judicial system so as to force the needed legislative reform long overdue and reduce the agony of those the subject of a probate system that urgently demands the attention of lawmakers. the needs are real, the damage huge, and the cries of reform grow louder each day. the author's views help to sort out the need for immediate and effective reformation of a system in need of clear and present reform
7 of 8 found the following review helpful:
BEHIND THE BLACK ROBES Oct 10, 2009
By Paul M. Clements
Barbara Johnson was an attorney in Massachusetts, and gives us a behind-the-scenes look at just how corrupt the legal system in Massachusetts (and elsewhere) really is. Drawing from her own personal experiences with the MA court system, she exposes corruption and violations of law that will seem to some to be unbelievable.
Always an out-spoken critic of the corrupt courts, Johnson was dis-barred in an attempt to silence her. In this book, she takes us into the court room, and explains clearly just how the corruption works, and how the judges are able to get away with their abuses of authority. She names names,and seems to be daring them to challenge her revelations in court. Along the way, she offers some excellent advice for presenting your own case, and cites relevant statutory and case law. The insights she offers should not be missed.
SEE ALSO:Taken into Custody: The War Against Fatherhood, Marriage, and the Family
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
 Behind the Black Robes Nov 27, 2009
Barbara explains exactly how the Federal government incentivises divorce and the fatherless condition that plagues our society and how corrupt and cowardly Judges are protected from recourse for their traitorious abuse of the Constitution.
The Divorce and Domestic Violence "industry" is a social cancer and Barbra shows with her legal histories how it plays out in court. Her life demonstrated what happens to those who fight the system.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
I want to be a judge someday! Jul 04, 2010
By Reader for Life
"JP"
The book is awesome! She starts by giving a historical overview of the judicial system before it became what it was today. I am anxiously awaiting book two; which is due out soon. Barbara C. Johnson hits the nail on the head where it concerns a visual on what to expect when defending yourself. Another thing is that if you want to hear more from this author and her expert opinion on these matters, google the cps chronicle nationwide news, she's on every wednesday and saturday night. You can catch her on live as she answers your questions and offers clear and concise answers to your legal questions. She's on Blog Talk Radio and I can only affirm that she's the best; I wish every attorney was like Barbara, she is a hidden gem to a society of lawlessness. Check out the book and meet the lady behind the Black Robe! Get the book, keep it on your coffee table, everyone needs to read it and learn the laws of the land. It can protect you or prevent you from making innocent mistakes in life that can measure up to a fatality in legal costs.
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