22/11/2015
David Cocks Q C Denies His Son Christmas for the son of cruel father David Cocks Q C who the father rejected from home and heart from before the child's birth never giving him a hug of love friendship or support maligning his name his mother and his childhood and encouraging others in such repose paying huge sums of money to deny his responsibilities with cruelty relish and a total lack of paternal morality
David Cocks told Sir Derek Spencer Solicitor when the baby was suffering on a life support machine "I couldn't care less he is nothing to me I will never see him."
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This year's Ebenezer Scrooge Award goes to David Cocks, QC, Christopher Silvester: The Diary This year's Ebenezer Scrooge Award goes to David Cocks, QC, who has chosen the Christmas season to serve a summons on Felicity seeking to end the £10,000 per year maintenance he pays for their child, also named David. Their one-year affair – he was her pupil master in chambers . It emerged in a parliamentary answer that Cocks receives almost £500,000 in fees for his prosecutorial work alone, and more in legal aid and private work. He draws a state and a private pension, and also does private and legal aid work, garnering another £200,000. He has a 200-acre farm in the West Country, which helps offset his tax liability. The son wishes to continue full-time education. I have followed this sorry saga from the time when Cocks denied paternity on oath, through his efforts to exhaust Felicity with legal ploys, through his attempts to take David out of private school, through criticism of his conduct by the Family Court – and now this. I hope Cocks receives a visit from the Ghost of Christmas Future and is confronted with his hellish prospects. This year's Ebenezer Scrooge Award goes to David Cocks, QC, Christopher Silvester: The Diary
ReplyDeleteI saw this "Though in Hansard he was held to be the 6th highest paid prosecutor earning for prosecuting people £500,000 he paid his son only £16.24 a week that after a year resisting paying a penny or seeing his son at all or speaking to the mother his young orphaned pupil who he had had an affair with for a year.
David Cocks Q C Told Sir Derek Spencer He Couldn't care Less if his son died on a life support machine. He was told by Sir Derek the child was fighting for his life he said he couldn't care less and he would never see him.
He gave the mother £16.24 pence a week and tried to pay in arrears saying he would be entitled to pay on the 365th day of the year."