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[burnbulb]

pretty soon i will be attending court to support my brother. can any one suggest what i might wear should i wear a shirt and tie or go for a shirt tie and waistcoat or go the whole hog and wear a suit?

 

[AndrewRogers]

Originally Posted by burnbulb

pretty soon i will be attending court to support my brother. can any one suggest what i might wear should i wear a shirt and tie or go for a shirt tie and waistcoat or go the whole hog and wear a suit?

Please define 'support your brother'. Is he a defendant? This might have some bearing on what to wear. Also, any defences he might be using, like insanity, could help, esp. with respect to wearing a waistcoat and perhaps some braces and a Hawaiian shirt.

 

[rebel222]

Blue jeans.

 

[beau nash]

Ask your brother's lawyer, or just dress the way your brother is going to dress.

We usually tell clients to dress up like they are going to church. Just giving them instructions to dress up lead to a few dressing like they were going out clubbing. Wearing sequins or spandex to family court is often a bad idea.

 

[JayJay]

Originally Posted by beau nash

Ask your brother's lawyer, or just dress the way your brother is going to dress.

Sounds like excellent advice.

 

[teddieriley]

Originally Posted by beau nash

We usually tell clients to dress up like they are going to church.

Bad advice if this is California. Dude might end up in shorts, flip flops and a t-shirt that can be an undershirt.

 

[oneeightyseven]

Originally Posted by burnbulb

pretty soon i will be attending court to support my brother. can any one suggest what i might wear should i wear a shirt and tie or go for a shirt tie and waistcoat or go the whole hog and wear a suit?

does this have anything to do with the wall of children's toys in of your pictures?

 

[burnbulb]

thanks for your help to just make it clear its my brother in court hes the defendent up for harrasement ( which he didnt do) not me i will only be attending and sitting in gallery at the moment i wont give evidence or say anything in court. As for the wall of toys some as ive said in the past belong to my nephew some me if you must know im a massive transformers fan so get you stupid comments out it dosent affect me.

 

[burnbulb]

afte helfrom other forums and this one i think i might settle on suit below in link i also have the shirt model is wearing but not sure if its too much
http://www.next.co.uk/shopping/men/tailoring/3/2

 

[KObalto]

Shirt and suit colors are fine for court, but I wouldn't buy a wool/poly blend.

 

[burnbulb]

Originally Posted by KObalto

Shirt and suit colors are fine for court, but I wouldn't buy a wool/poly blend.

if you dont recmmend wool/polyblend what do you reconmend

 

[videocrew]

Originally Posted by burnbulb

if you dont recmmend wool/polyblend what do you reconmend

All wool. Wear a blue shirt, it makes people trust you.

 

[AJL]

Originally Posted by burnbulb

if you dont recmmend wool/polyblend what do you reconmend

I recommend a copy editor. Seriously, do you ever read what you've typed before posting? This is the worst kind of laziness (I refuse to believe you're that poor of a speller). Taking an extra 30 seconds before pressing Submit will make the experience more pleasant for others, and increase your odds of being taken seriously.

Pet peeve.

 

[KObalto]

Originally Posted by AJL

I recommend a copy editor. Seriously, do you ever read what you've typed before posting? This is the worst kind of laziness (I refuse to believe you're that poor of a speller). Taking an extra 30 seconds before pressing Submit will make the experience more pleasant for others, and increase your odds of being taken seriously.

Pet peeve.

Burnbulb is a bit special, but, in his defense, remember that this is an international forum in which English is the primary means of communication. I do not believe that English is his first language.

 

[AJL]

Originally Posted by KObalto

Burnbulb is a bit special, but, in his defense, remember that this is an international forum in which English is the primary means of communication. I do not believe that English is his first language.

I considered that possibility, but judging from other posts he's made (I took a quick look), and the fact that syntax does not appear to be the issue, I'll stick with my initial appraisal: laziness. Oh, and punctuation I assume is ordinarily used in most any language...?