The case was as complicated as it gets. F.S. and his soon to be ex-wife
were in the process of a hotly contested divorce. She had accused him of
domestic violence, had him arrested and ACS brought neglect charges
against F.S. in Family Court. After a trial before the Hon. Emily
Olshansky, the Court found the client did not commit child abuse. "There
was a lot at stake for our client in this case. If he lost this case he
would have certainly lost custody," Mr. Discioarro said.
The soon to be ex-wife testified how awful and controlling F.S. was and how he was violent and abused her for years. Meanwhile, under intense cross-examination, she admitted to shoplifting, and even lying to her friends and family on Facebook as to her academic achievements. "ACS did a very poor job of investigating this case," Mr. Discioarro said. "They should have known that this woman was lying about almost everything in her life."
The judge rendered a verdict from the bench dismissing the petition and thus clearing the way for the client to get custody. The case was heard in Manhattan Family Court. ACS was represented by Jeremy Harper, Esq. fightacs.com
The soon to be ex-wife testified how awful and controlling F.S. was and how he was violent and abused her for years. Meanwhile, under intense cross-examination, she admitted to shoplifting, and even lying to her friends and family on Facebook as to her academic achievements. "ACS did a very poor job of investigating this case," Mr. Discioarro said. "They should have known that this woman was lying about almost everything in her life."
The judge rendered a verdict from the bench dismissing the petition and thus clearing the way for the client to get custody. The case was heard in Manhattan Family Court. ACS was represented by Jeremy Harper, Esq. fightacs.com
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