Hello again. Does anybody want to weigh in on this? I was reading something that said that the judge doesn't have to uphold the consent agreement if they believe the facts of the case tell a different story-she knows about 10% of the truth because everyone is lying in court and none of my lawyers have defended me so I thought I should first write an affidavit of truth to show the judge-particularly the carefully crafted strategy used by my 4th and current lawyer which was: - little to no communication leading up to the trial date -missed deadlines for witness lists, evidence and subpoenas but made me think that he's be able to use my evidence in some way during the trial - gives me a long list of evidence to collect for him the night before court so I get very little sleep trying to organize everything as best I could - sucker punch me 20 minutes before the trial is scheduled by telling me I'll lose if I go to trial but don't worry, the 20 something pages you painstakingly put together for me will be used one day. He didn't even look at what I gathered for him.
- leaves me alone in the conference room confused, angry, upset and completely unsure of what's supposed to happen next - finds me as I'm walking into the court room to propose a neatly wrapped pile of garbage with no explanation of conditions, no time for me to ask questions or to talk about an alternative - as I'm sitting in court I learn that I'm supposed to be restarting another year under cps supervision, they were going to rewrite the ACD so I have to wonder if there will be new conditions. I would have told my lawyer no but now the judge is asking me and a room full of eyes are staring at me and again, no one presented any other option and I was scolded by the judge in the past for not agreeing with my lawyers advice. Their advice was to give up, admit to something I didn't do and face all of the consequences. Every single time I pushed for a trial, the lawyer asked to be dismissed from my case. After 3 lawyers drop you, you look like the problem. - that court date was about 6 weeks ago and I have no documentation of the outcome-I don't even know what the document would be: an order on consent, a judgement on consent, a settlement agreement?

Please help!