jurisdictionary.com Frederick D. Graves Beware of this Business, Frederick Uses His Profession to Rip Off Senior Citizens Stuart, Florida

I write my comment as a satisfied customer, in part in support of Mr. Graves, and in part in support of the complainant.

The course Juris Dictionary offers a wide understanding of how to approach the legal system in a way that is narrated to particular situations. The benefit one takes out of the course  is by learning: (1) what elements are needed to plea a cause of action, (2) how to write a complaint without getting bogged down with unnecessary detail, (3) how to approach the court, in a way that is effective; and (4) how to conduct discovery.  In addition, the course offers a small and limited education on how to write motions and memorandums.  

However, what the course does not do is where the complainant has a point. First, Juris Dictionary does not tell the student how to prosecute for post judgment relief.  Second, Juris Dictionary does not teach the standard of review concept, which it the most important procedure in any lawsuit and even more on appeal.  Most cases are won or lost on the standard of review, very rarely on the merits.  Third,  Juris Dictionary only offers a limited understanding on how to plea primary motions such as summary judgment or dismissal. However, Juris Dictionary does not provide what the elements for review are, necessary to prevail on any kind of motion.  Yes, there are elements to it, and the more I am learning about the standard of review, the more I learn these elements. Fourth, Juris Dictionary does not teach students how to file a notice of claim against a government agency.

The complainant is concerned that Juris Dictionary does not provide how to file for a post-trail motion, and on that, she has a point.  However, the complainant fails to understand that this course tells you how to start your litigation and succeed along the way.   This course does not provide any education on how to fix errors made throughout the lawsuit.  Such as how to file an amended complaint etc.  (In the new version of Juris Dictionary Mr. Graves offers a very limited tutorial on how to prevail on appeal.)  

It is true that Mr. Graves can get quickly disgruntled by the overload of phone calls and not always be friendly with his customers.  Nevertheless, I still have to give credit for Mr. Graves for what he thought me.   Therefore, I write this response to highlight the areas where Juris Dictionary can and should improve, which would help all of us pro se litigants.  My comment should help explain what made the complainant so unsatisfied and what she misunderstood about Juris Dictionary.    

I purchased Dr. Graves program and I have to say that it was life changing and very informative. Majority of my cases either gets dismissed or a stipulation of settlement "begging me to withdraw my counterclaim ". I reside in New York and the court system make up the rules as they go, but if you follow proper procedure they have to bend over and touch their toes"follow the law". The book itself was a backdoor to the industry informing people of their rights and breaking down the mechanics of how these courts function. All states have different rule and procedures  ,but the concept is the same. 

It sounds like you been getting beat up in the court room ,and thats why you filed a report on this sit , If I was Dr. Graves I wouldn't give you sh@! back . He's not going to give you advise , but he will educate you on the process. For all he know you probably made a copy of the book returned it and made a complaint on rip off report to support your claim to further convince him to refund your money . 

Thanks to his works , I've been preparing documents for clients in Federal Court , Supreme Court , Civil Court ,Housing Court ,and Family Court. I make a greta income because of that book. All my clients are satisfied and have their faith restored back in the justice system thanks to that book you allegedly returned.

Before you go around smashing Dr Graves Name study your hometowns court rule and maybe you'll get a judge to sign off on one of your docs instead denying your motions . Here is two words you are very familiar with ,"MOTION DENIED".It seems like you don't think and structure your cases, I follow the I.R.A.C. formula to me thats all iI need to start with 

If you feel he rip you of  why don't you file a summons and complaint against him.Based on your report he'll dismiss your case  for failure to state a cause of action.

Go back to School . Best regards, PAPERCUTS  

I find it
hard to believe anything that this individual has to say and am writing to set
the record straight, in defense, of all the hard work that Dr. Graves and his
wife, have put forth to offer this much needed course!

 

I have no
idea what this person is complaining about because, this course offers detailed
guidance on drawing up motions, memorandums, etc. I can attest to purchasing this
course myself, a couple of years before this individual, and can personally assure
you it offers more insight on how to proceed pro se than anything I have ever
found anywhere throughout my research since, 1989, for help with pro se cases!

 

For this
individual to attack Dr. Graves and call him a shyster, is the farthest from
the truth! Dr. Grave's, passion to "pass on his knowledge of the
truth" to the general public shows not only his genuine integrity and generosity,
but his "compassion for people everywhere to have a fair chance in overcoming
the corruption taking place in our court rooms today" and that, I am very grateful
for!!

 

This course
should be mandatory study before ever being allowed to step a foot inside any
court room across America, whether you have an attorney or you're going pro se!
It would definitely help to put a stop to some of the fabricated lawsuits and corruption
that's clogging our system today inasmuch, to light a fire underneath some of
the lawyers who are lacking in the area of doing the jobs they're suppose to be
doing for their client's!

 

Again, I
can't express enough on how anyone going through litigation (of any kind) owes
it to themselves to arm themselves with the tools, against injustice, that Dr.
Graves teaches!

Jurisdictionary's "How to Win in Court" self-help course has been used by thousands of very satisfied customers since we started in 1997. Rarely, and sadly, one or two people each year order the course, study the materials (that are provided online as soon as they order) and, in some cases, copy the CDs (that are sent out to them by priority mail) and, being short of cash, send the 4-CD package back and demand a refund. One cannot buy a book at Barnes & Noble, take it home and read it, then bring it back and say they don't need it, because "they have other books". With thousands of very satisfied customers in every U.S. state and several other nations, we are confident that the course is just what we advertise. All one must do to learn more about us is Google "Jurisdictionary" and find out what's being said about the course by people who are thrilled with the successes they are gettting in their courtroom battles. I've been a licensed, case-winning attorney since 1986. This lady claimed she had "other books" and decided "she didn't need my course". One might ask why she ordered in the first place. Our website makes it very, very clear what the course is ... "How to Win in Court" step-by-step ... based on what I learned in more than a quarter-century of going to court.

Jurisdictionary's "How to Win in Court" self-help course has been used by thousands of very satisfied customers since we started in 1997. Rarely, and sadly, one or two people each year order the course, study the materials (that are provided online as soon as they order) and, in some cases, copy the CDs (that are sent out to them by priority mail) and, being short of cash, send the 4-CD package back and demand a refund. One cannot buy a book at Barnes & Noble, take it home and read it, then bring it back and say they don't need it, because "they have other books". With thousands of very satisfied customers in every U.S. state and several other nations, we are confident that the course is just what we advertise. All one must do to learn more about us is Google "Jurisdictionary" and find out what's being said about the course by people who are thrilled with the successes they are gettting in their courtroom battles. I've been a licensed, case-winning attorney since 1986. This lady claimed she had "other books" and decided "she didn't need my course". One might ask why she ordered in the first place. Our website makes it very, very clear what the course is ... "How to Win in Court" step-by-step ... based on what I learned in more than a quarter-century of going to court.