Law Office of Daniels & Meadows - a Livingston, USA Law Firm

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By GRADY J. on Oct. 06, 2019
Hired Law firm 2019

I was not aware that there had been a partnership between Mr Meadows and Mr Daniel's. That's explains why when Mr Meadows was hired to defend me against Mr Daniel's and a pathological liar, Mr Meadows refused to look at my evidence and essentially refused to defend me as the only information he ever obtained on me was from Mr Daniel's client. Under extreme fear for my freedom I plead guilty to a charge with out ever seeing the evidence against me, not allowed to answer one accusation in front of the court, or present my evidence as to why the actions should not be taken against me. He let a judge illegally surpress my freedom to express on a platform that has far more stringent community rules than those of any state. I had to fire Mr Meadows and was later eviscerated by Mr Daniel's and Judge Colson when I tried to get my constitutional right to Due process for not bringing my evidence forward earlier. The evidence that Meadows wouldnt look at or submit on my behalf. Mr Daniel's declaredcthat one can not be cheated on by someone they love and agreed to havea monogamous relationship with. So if you date someone and 3 years into it they cheat on you and it changes your life forever, that's not cheating. I think if your a karate instructor there might be an exception. If you have to hire either one, know that you mean nothing more than a paycheck to them. They call their building they practice in Justice Center. That's an inside joke.

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Livingston, TN

181 Windle Street
Post Office Box 13
Livingston, TN 38570 - 0013

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Phone: (931) 823-6177

Fax: (931) 823-6171

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