Regardless of his pleasant demeanor, DON'T TRUST HIM!
Regardless of his pleasant demeanor, DON'T TRUST HIM! Make sure to have a court reporter or witnesses for ANY hearing you have with him! He 'purposely' cited nonrelevant case laws (apples and oranges) in order to ignore the 'clearly' pertinent ones at bar which overwhelmingly favored the party in Pro Per. He omitted pertinent defenses in his ruling which automatically should have resulted in a dismissal in favor of defendants. Outright judicial misconduct that more than likely will be swept under the rug!