(2) Parties to family law proceedings must conduct the proceeding (including negotiations for settlement of the dispute to which the proceeding relates) in a way that is consistent with the overarching purpose. (3) A party's lawyer must, in the conduct of a proceeding before the court (including negotiations for settlement) on the party's behalf: (a) take account of the duty imposed on the party referred to in subrule (2); and(b) assist the party to comply with the duty. Dear Mr Dean, CC Mr Bloetz Given you have stated in court, that you are confused by my documents and that your client accuses me of misappropriating thousands of dollars; hopefully this précis will help you to mediate and reassure your client that I have always acting ethically and honestly with company and family finances. The applicant has been led astray and his paranoia and delusions have been validated by bad advice from professionals and led him to manipulate other people to act against me. Professionals have acted with : 1. Malfeasance - Intentional conduct that is wrongful or unlawful 2. Nonfeasance - failure to act where there was a duty to act 3. Misfeasance - conduct that is lawful but inappropriate People who are not business minded often find financial matters challenging and intimidating. Your client, whose trade craft is ACTING, has never taken any interest in the family finances, paid a bill or contributed financially or even practically to our household or family life. I am the founder of the company, which phoenixed to avoid legal proceedings brought about by the debt that your client created in 2014/15. I alone had carried out the role of Managing Director. This is termed a shadow or deemed director with the same responsibilities and duties as an ASIC registered director. I presided over the
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