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: Random Ramblings About Life and Law School

So when your lawyer husband gets disbarred, what's a judge to do?

By Lindsay

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WMUR reported that Judge Patricia Coffey will be suspended for 3 years by the NH Supreme Court after being found guilty of helping shield her husband's assets by fraudulent property transfer. Her husband John Coffey was disbarred 3 years ago for exploiting an elderly client who had dementia.

What a guy.

So naturally she helped him place property they owned into a trust fund 4 days before he found out he was found guilty of misconduct.

She recently asked the Supreme Court's permission to persue outside work because of her "perilous financial situation". The Court turned her down.

Full post as published by Random Ramblings About Life and Law School on April 18, 2008 (boomark / email).

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