In my brother's affidavit he swore that I was a prolific litigator. He cites a number of court files I had (46). I do not recognize most of them, maybe actions were started and never served on me. Or maybe there are more than one Audrey Laferriere in Vancouver. One was a bankruptcy. I was never bankrupt. Leah filed a document re this estate (dispute notice) and it was never served on me. Later after I discovered it six months later I asked Ron about it and he said he did not know anything about it. So it happens. Same with Jenny, her lawyers signed documents which she did not know about.
When I read the paragraph about me being a prolific litigator, I was dumbfounded. How low can Leah get. For what reason I do not know. I suspect it was to tell the court that since I was such a prolific litigator, I would know what I waa doing to make sure that Ron did not get his inheritance as I knew how to delay the probate. Therefore it was planned that I pay special costs. And who is to pay for this stupidity, of course, me, as my application was dismissed because I did not follow court rules.
I remembering asking for an adjournment and I was given two days, not enough time to counter Ron's and Jenny's affidavits. But when Candace wanted an adjournment, a one month adjournment was given. Jenny's affidavit was 56 pages long and Ron's 9 pages. I also was terribly ill during this time and had to travel by bus from Vancouver to Kamloops and from Kamloops to Vancouver and then from Vancouver to Kamloops.. There was no way I could have done what had to be done within two days. The learning curve would take me at least two months. I would also have had to produce a binder that was 151 pages long 4 copies with a cover page, 11 tabs, index. Try to do that when you do not even have a proper printer/photocopy machine. A binder for the court contains all documents that have to be in a three-ring binder and must be delivered two days before the hearing. I am in Vancouver and the registry is in Kamloops. Impossible.
I note on the first page (the style of cause) I never cited Rockey's name. I do not know how the probate registry could have filed it. The most important party is not mentioned. If I really knew what I was doing I would have included Rockey's name in the style of cause.
All this over three assets. A fee simple property, a customized van, and monies in a trust account.