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Names To Be Posted To The Unethical “Wall Of Shame”

Do you know of a lawyer, Judge, Marital Master, Guardian Ad Litem or other unethical professional that should be posted on the Unethical “Wall Of Shame” due to their lack of integrity?

Do you know of someone who has failed in their duties to the legal system?

Do you know of someone that is responsible for Judicial Child Abuse?

This is your chance to have a part in exposing corruption.

Here is what you need to do.  Post a response inside this post.  You can post “anonymously” if you wish.  Be truthful in what you say.

1.            Post the person’s full name.

2.            Their title (Judge, Attorney, GAL, etc)

3.            Who they work for and where.

4.            The reason why they should be posted on the Unethical “Wall Of Shame.”

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NH Attorney William J. Phillips of Peterborough Joins Our Unethical Wall Of Shame For Filing A Motion In Cheshire County Superior Court Asking For The Court To Incarcerate Thomas Ball For Being Unable To Pay a Child Support Obligation And For Money That Ball Owed Him For Attorneys Fees.

When we heard that Thomas Ball had sacrificed his life in the front of the Cheshire Superior Court by pouring gasoline on himself and lighting himself on fire we were saddened. 

When we read the motion signed by Attorney William J. Phillips of Peterborough asking the court to take action by incarcerating Thomas Ball who was not able to pay his child support obligations in full, we were outraged that an attorney would ask for incarceration without giving Ball a chance for due process.  We felt that an attorney asking for incarceration was overstepping their bounds. 

We were even more outraged when Attorney Phillips in a subsequent paragraph requested for a second time that Thomas Ball be incarcerated for failing to pay his attorney fees (Attorney William J. Phillips) of $1,118.10 which the court had previously ordered Ball to pay.