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 Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:06 pm
WAHAY! *throws up streamers* o3o
I'm so pleased things went well! And it just goes to show you never knwo what life is gonna throw at you...
AO is... your ex-stepdad? *missed something somewhere?* D8
Why did they allow him to do that himself...? I didnt know people could ACTUALLY represent themselves in court...
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Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:29 pm
it seems they can...or, as he says, 'needs to because I couldn't get a lawyer'
...yeah right, he's been jobless for a month, so he's had ample time, and the US law gives everyone a free lawyer if they need one? either way, Methinks he doesn't want a lawyer because it essentially ties the judges hands, because the judge doesn't want to give him any loopholes
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Posted: Tue Feb 09, 2010 7:49 am
Yay!!!
I'm so happy for you!!!
*dances about*
It's lucky for you he decided to represent himself, because if he had a lawyer it could have tied things up in court for a long time.
It's so weird...I just read a book about a month ago where a woman was one of those mail in brides and ended up in a very abusive marraige and so she ran away and decided to file divorce. In the divorce proceedings the man was so sure he was in the right that he decided to represent himself and ended up belittleing her so much that the judge threw him out.
Total dejavu moment right now.
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