Halpern should have addressed his complaints, concerns, and his “secret blackmail file” about Harvey Vechery to the court before the judgments were issued. After the fact they are irrelevant.
Halpern should also have addressed those same issues before the April 28th hearing date and before the Judge granted relief to Vechery. After the fact they are irrelevant.
Halpern is free to file additional lawsuits if he so chooses, as is his right, and if he can find the attorney and the money, but the judgment is already in place and the relief has been granted.
Ignoring court schedules is in Halpern’s DNA, but that form of legal disrespect comes at a price. “The dog ate my homework” defense doesn’t work in legal circles. Claiming that his attorney didn’t notify him is not only humorous, but also irrelevant. Especially since no attorney of record is listed on the docs.
The judgment has been in place since January. The relief was granted on Friday the 28th. All that’s left is the order being posted online.
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