Tag Archives: John J Nazarian PI
John Nazarian for Commissioner Emma Castro for judge, Office 107
Tweet Once again DESPERATEEXES.com and Nazarian and Associates is throwing our support for Commissioner Emma Castro. Commissioner Castro is in the run to be elected to the bench as a judge, office 107 and a better selection in our opinion
John Nazarian, food critic-Good Eats at Hatfield’s
Tweet Everyone who knows me knows that I like to visit high end eateries for interesting grub! Susan Wiesner and I love to visit Madeo, this is one place for the seen and or be seen places in Los Angeles
John Nazarian: Living in the world of “DENIED” and other fun DIVORCE Escapades!
Tweet Here is an interesting decision from the appellate court, my opinion of two litigants, ‘Mom’ & ‘Dad’…..I often ask and I often wonder what makes people in DIVORCE court think they can play games? You would never behave like
John Nazarian is interviewed by his guest this week Deborah Shreffler about Parental Alienation
Tweet Join us at 7 p.m. Sunday, March 30th when Deborah Shreffler interviews Private Investigator John Nazarian (the one in Divorce Corp) for his thoughts on steps target parents can take in the face of parental alienation. If you would
John Nazarian – Getting your day in Court
Tweet I, John J. Nazarian, am famous for lots of things, cooking, collecting and driving very cool cars, great houses, first class travel, custom made alligator boots and pretty well known private investigator with an incredible track record of hitting
John Nazarian: Contempt = Dad’s 2 Prosecution 0
Tweet Is this the season for contempt charges brought against ‘Dads’ by ‘Moms’? How lucky, or unlucky, for some that I was present for the hands down slaughter of prosecuting lawyers in Los Angeles DIVORCE courts??? First I get to
Never ask a Southern grandma an open-ended question in court
Tweet NEVER ASK A SOUTHERN GRANDMA AN OPEN ENDED QUESTION IN COURT. Attorneys should never ask a Southern grandma a question – – if they aren’t prepared for the answer. In a trial, a Southern small-town prosecuting attorney called his
