Comments on: Real Life Experience, Applied

By: GLENDA

GLENDA — Wed, 14 Jan 2009 12:50:18 +0000

I have heard some great things about Judge Fine. My hope for us middle class people that he will start making the banks accountable for stealing $14,000.00 from a persons savings, not to get it back because I didn’t tell them within 30 days.A letter of Lidigation from the banks laywer and my trial date was gone and so was my money.
Also, he will start holding laywers accountable for charging fees for something that didn’t even come about in the court of appeals (it was dismissed because the other person didn’t pay the court), not completeing the job that was paid for (judgement against my ex), and will not return calls to thier clients.
I don’t know if these issues are what the court would consider criminal, but I can tell that to “We The People” it is. Especially to single women over 50, who depended on this money to be part of her retirement, it has all be criminal and devastating.
I Pray for him to make the Difference that this county needs to “Protect the People” against the banks and lawyers that take advantage of thier customers and clients.

By: steveneddy

steveneddy — Fri, 26 Dec 2008 17:50:21 +0000

I recently had the pleasure of Kevin’s company for about an hour recently and I must admit that this man will make a fine judge in the Houston area. Those living in his jurisdiction should feel very comfortable with this gentleman.
His first and lasting impression was a person of integrity and honesty.

By: Cynthia Henley

Cynthia Henley — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 21:08:15 +0000

Kevin is a real person, with real experience & now we are very lucky to have him as a district court judge. Congrats to Kevin! And, thanks for your private information to allowed to be shared!

By: Edintally

Edintally — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:26:49 +0000

Is that a soft glow on the horizon?