August 11, 2006

People have often asked me this question.  They say “Look what the Jews did to you”

Indeed. Judge Arnold Gold put me in jail the day before I had to appear in court to start defending myself in my two cases initiated by Lynn and Nicolette (working together or separately, I never

I offered this space to anyone who feels they have been abused by the judicial process here in Los Angeles Family Court.

Segalit Mcroberts (Lesserson), Petitioner vs. Los Angeles Superior Court, Respondent (Real Party in Interest, Steven Mcroberts)

Case number BD450081. COA case number B234877.Continue Reading Segalit Mcroberts, Los Angeles Family Court, and Stan Katz, a Child Evaluator

My youngest daughter Annabel, who took up photography, is reappearing on my radar I’m happy to say. Without any prompting, she’s joining the blog brigade, and I’m happy to link my readers to her website. Here, she chooses today to commemorate the 182nd birthday of the much neglected Eadweard Muybridge (1830-1904). She shows the connection between him and the film business, for he predates Edison by several years, with his moving projections of a galloping horse and some naked models in the 1870s.  Come to think of it, he was using stereoscopic multiple cameras in much the same way that James Cameron does today. Yes, we certainly owe him!

Muybridge (birth name Edward James Muggeridge)  emigrated from England when a young man, and settled in the Bay area of San Francisco.  In his forties, he took to himself a young wife named Flora, and while away on one of his photography trips, probably shooting landscapes in Yosemite, or Eskimos in Alaska, or American Indians in Oregon, he returned home to find love-letters between her and another man. She had taken a lover, a Major Larkyns. Did she file for divorce? Did he go to California Family Court? No. This is what he did:Continue Reading Anniversaries? Never mind the Titanic, how about Eadweard Muybridge.

8 years.  Mostly in the courtrooms of the Wild West, could be straight out of Universal’s back lot.

To be representing yourself in these courts, well, you know the game of Tick-Tack-Toe, or in England, "Noughts and Crosses?

If it’s lawyers, you will be playing against experts.  Whatever move you make, they will always counter.