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Stephanie Hayden

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BonnyBo · 14/02/2024 07:32

The person who did a dive in Jack Monroe’s inconsistencies about her income has put together some information about Stephanie Hayden

https://grift.watch/stephanie-hayden/

I can’t go back and copy and paste bits as my browser is playing up and will erase the post but it’s eye opening!

Stephanie Hayden

⚠️Stephanie Hayden has threatened to sue me for defamation if I publish this. I publish this in the public interest as a citizen journalist given Hayden is a lawyer, and a controversial self-styled public figure, whose conduct has raised many questions...

https://grift.watch/stephanie-hayden/

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lechiffre55 · 07/03/2024 14:06

@SabrinaThwaite
If you google the second line of text in one of the screencaps LegalGengar has posted that comes from a blog you end up here.
Scroll all the way to the very bottom, then it's the fourth comment up.
I'm thinking that perhaps the greens was a clue for LegalGenger?

https://gendercriticalgreens.wordpress.com/2016/08/15/a-feminist-view-of-gender-identity-politics/

GENDER IS NOT AN IDENTITY, IT IS A TOOL OF PATRIARCHY: A FEMINIST VIEW OF GENDER-IDENTITY POLITICS

This is the excerpt for your very first post.

https://gendercriticalgreens.wordpress.com/2016/08/15/a-feminist-view-of-gender-identity-politics

SabrinaThwaite · 07/03/2024 01:05

As a wee update, LegalGengar has done some digging and tracked down the ‘Sharon Stenton’ email writer, although this will be kept under wraps until legal proceedings are over.

Also seems that there will be more to come at some point on Grift Watch.

nothingcomestonothing · 28/02/2024 07:35

StealthSpinach · 28/02/2024 00:14

The irony of writing “Given that you hold yourself out as an unregistered barrister” in that letter!

The entire grift is just DARVO.

I really, really hope this is where it all falls apart for some people. Some people have been gaming the system and hurting others unchecked for much much too long.

StealthSpinach · 28/02/2024 00:14

The irony of writing “Given that you hold yourself out as an unregistered barrister” in that letter!

Signalbox · 27/02/2024 18:54

TWETMIRF · 27/02/2024 09:28

Not relating to any person in particular but say you used multiple different names, could you have bank accounts in those different names and then spread your money so that each identity had a small amount of money? If you ever needed to produce evidence of your savings then it would be only in the name of whoever needed to be checked. Changing ID seems to be easy these days and you could have one item for each name

You certainly used to be able to create new separate IDs but I think it’s a lot more difficult to do nowadays. People would use the birth certificates of dead people as a starting point to creating an entirely separate identity. The police used this method when they had undercover non-consensual relationships with female activists.

BoreOfWhabylon · 27/02/2024 18:48

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Angela Lansbury Popcorn GIF
Boiledbeetle · 27/02/2024 18:44

https://twitter.com/LegalGengar/status/1762424854387573246?s=19

"OMG IT'S HERE. I have just received the letter before claim!"

(I'll be honest I don't fancy reproducing SHs letter here so you'll have to visit Twitter on this https://twitter.com/LegalGengar/status/1762433665647153561?s=19. Link)

Vaz66 · 27/02/2024 18:20

Any interest bearing accounts are linked to your NI number, that’s how hmrc know how much interest you earn.

lechiffre55 · 27/02/2024 12:27

National Insurance number is probably immutable even if you change name/gender/whatever. It would be a great way to link things to one person.

MyLadyDisdainlsYetLiving · 27/02/2024 11:30

It could depend in which country the accounts are.

i have (UK) accounts in both my married and maiden name but all the credit reference agencies pick them up and report them as being mine. I’m presuming based on it being the same first names, DoB, address etc.

TWETMIRF · 27/02/2024 09:28

Not relating to any person in particular but say you used multiple different names, could you have bank accounts in those different names and then spread your money so that each identity had a small amount of money? If you ever needed to produce evidence of your savings then it would be only in the name of whoever needed to be checked. Changing ID seems to be easy these days and you could have one item for each name

Helleofabore · 26/02/2024 22:48

Thanks Boiled. It gets curiouser and curiouser ….

lechiffre55 · 26/02/2024 21:31

Boiledbeetle · 26/02/2024 20:58

https://grift.watch/stephanie-hayden-and-help-with-fees/

New instalment. I'm just off to read this one!

I know not how the system works but to a layman on the surface this looks bad.
I'm getting a Columbo like vibe off Legal Gengar. It feels ike they are going to doggedly dig and not let go. "just one more thing......." It feels to me like the whole house of cards might come a tumbling down.
There's always professional bobble hat modelling if finances get tough.....

fromorbit · 26/02/2024 17:57

Sean Doyle does need some gardening. Take a look for his allotment at the usual site:
"I am being sued by Stephanie Hayden"

With any luck this case could be a real problem for Hayden.

Boadicea2 · 26/02/2024 17:51

Sean Doyle has a crowdfnder if anyone would like to annoy Hayden.
https://twitter.com/TheHoodedClaw66/status/1762165081633132638

https://twitter.com/TheHoodedClaw66/status/1762165081633132638

ImARubbishNickKnowles · 25/02/2024 09:50

Tarquina · 23/02/2024 22:11

You must have less than £3,000 in savings. So if you had say 24,000 pounds of somebody else's money in your bank account you wouldn't be eligible

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When you say "someone else's money" does that include VAT charges that were charged and recieved but not passed on? Just asking for a friend.

nauticant · 23/02/2024 23:26

SabrinaThwaite · 23/02/2024 21:31

Legal aid is different (covers the cost of legal advice : representation) - Help with Fees covers court filing costs.

The list of benefits giving eligibility for Help for Fees is quite limited, plus you have to have very limited savings. Otherwise it’s a relatively low income plus limited savings.

https://www.gov.uk/get-help-with-court-fees

This is also relevant:

https://www.gov.uk/make-court-claim-for-money/court-fees

StealthSpinach · 23/02/2024 22:57

I would have thought frequent world wide travel would exclude from assistance, it certainly would for those in my country.

BoreOfWhabylon · 23/02/2024 22:27

Beware, flying monkeys will be circling and flexing their reporting fingers
This popcorn's delicious!

Tarquina · 23/02/2024 22:11

lechiffre55 · 14/02/2024 15:54

Does anyone have knowledge of how the Help for Fees system work?
Does it involve making a signed declaration about the applying individual's financial circumstances? And if you tell porkies, or bend the truth in that declaration is it considered fraud?

You must have less than £3,000 in savings. So if you had say 24,000 pounds of somebody else's money in your bank account you wouldn't be eligible

Tarquina · 23/02/2024 22:09

RoyalCorgi · 14/02/2024 13:35

Why does Hayden keep getting away with it? I don't understand it.

Playing the trans card.

Why is it ok for SH to use SH's dead name on those letters, but if we do it proceedings are taken?

SabrinaThwaite · 23/02/2024 21:31

Legal aid is different (covers the cost of legal advice : representation) - Help with Fees covers court filing costs.

The list of benefits giving eligibility for Help for Fees is quite limited, plus you have to have very limited savings. Otherwise it’s a relatively low income plus limited savings.

https://www.gov.uk/get-help-with-court-fees

DewinDwl · 23/02/2024 21:30

So allegedly VAT was being charged by companies that were not VAT-registered 😮

Cailin66 · 23/02/2024 21:16

Boiledbeetle · 23/02/2024 21:13

They must get a qualifying benefit, maybe PIP

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Not sure what that is. (not UK based etc). Some kind of social security payment clearly. Yet all the time we hear legal aid is underfunded. Surely you are means tested for legal costs to be waived? Is this a separate scheme?

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