PET20 (2012) Detail

Grievance of Carl E. Dow.


PETITION 20 – AS INTRODUCED

12-2529

04/09

PETITION 20

PETITION FOR REDRESS OF GRIEVANCE

TO: The Honorable House of Representatives

FROM: Petitioner Representative Brian Seaworth, Merrimack 7

DATE: October 20, 2011

SUBJECT: Grievance of Carl E. Dow

Your Petitioner, Representative Seaworth on behalf of Carl E. Dow and for the citizens of New Hampshire who may likewise be affected, hereinafter presents the following summary of his grievances involving Judge Susan Carbon, Marital Master Deborah Kane Rein, and Guardian ad Litem Nancy Ball and invokes the constitutional authority and duty of the Honorable House of Representatives pursuant to said Articles 31 and 32 to bring about redress:

Grievance involving:

1. Marital Master Deborah Kane Rein and Judge Susan Carbon for flagrant failure to act in the best interest of a child by:

(a) Disregarding strong evidence, including medical and 911 dispatch records and other testimony, and medical records of doctors and counselors that show the mother's dangerous behavior toward her son.

(b) Allowing a guardian ad litem to act outside her authority and allowing a guardian ad litem to impose fees in excess of the amount authorized by law.

(c) Sealing records containing evidence that the mother is a danger to her son, has mental illness and a history of violent behavior, and has committed marriage fraud, immigration fraud, perjury, and animal abuse.

(d) Considering the merits of the case while having a conflict of interest based on women’s rights activism.

2. Guardian ad litem Nancy Ball for concealing medical reports and witness testimony and for other abuses that occurred at the time of the divorce.

Wherefore, your Petitioner prays that the House of Representatives consider this proposed remedy:

1. Introduce legislation to further define the “best interest” of a child in the context of shared parenting plans.

2. Introduce legislation to amend the circumstances under which medical records introduced as evidence in family court can be sealed.

3. Introduce legislation to amend the procedures used by guardians ad litem to impose fees for their services.

Respectfully Submitted by Petitioner Representative Seaworth on Behalf of Carl E. Dow and the citizens of New Hampshire.

October 20, 2011