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Please feel free to keep paying your attorney.

You're welcome!

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Quoting Biscuitbiscuit

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You never did answer my question - do you have any LEGAL cases/insights? This is a legal forum, not just a hen house, yes?

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I doubt it, if you did you wouldn't have gone off on your screed. I'm calling your bluff.

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What's a screed?:confused:

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Still looking for legal insights as to how 2 family law specialists can reach such opposite conclusions.

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What part of "Because there is case law that supports both points of view?" do you think is not an answer to that?

You have an attorney. If you distrust your attorney such that you are asking total strangers on the internet to second guess her, why are you using her services? No one here is going to second guess the person who went to 4 years of undergrad, 3 years of law school, sat for and passed the Bar, and was successfully licensed to practice law. We are educated lay people here, we are NOT your attorney.

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Quoting LawResearcherMissy

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What part of "Because there is case law that supports both points of view?" do you think is not an answer to that?

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the part where someone actually cited some case law, lol! peck, peck.

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Quoting LawResearcherMissy

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You have an attorney. If you distrust your attorney

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I don't distrust her. It is just as I have stated - both my attorney and my husband's attorney went to 4 years of college, 3 years of law school and passed the bar. And both are family law certified specialists. Yet they have come to the exact opposite conclusions.

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Yet they have come to the exact opposite conclusions.

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Yes, that's their job. They are each doing their job, which is to search out case law that supports their client's position, and argue that position in court.

You are unhappy with that answer, but that's the answer. You don't get to stomp your foot and demand that people here dig around in case law just because you don't like the answer you were given. Ask your attorney to dig it up.

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Quoting LawResearcherMissy

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Yes, that's their job. They are each doing their job, which is to search out case law that supports their client's position, and argue that position in court.

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only if such case law exists. Hence, my original question.

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Quoting Biscuitbiscuit

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only if such case law exists. Hence, my original question.

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You're not understanding how the system works. Missy gave you the correct answer.

Yes, such case law exists. However, you are out of your mind if you think anyone here is going to dig it up for you at this point.

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Quoting EA1070a

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You're not understanding how the system works. Missy gave you the correct answer.

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Actually, Doggie did. I just reiterated. Some people's capacity to argue in the face of correct information will never cease to amaze me.

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Quoting LawResearcherMissy

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Actually, Doggie did. I just reiterated. Some people's capacity to argue in the face of correct information will never cease to amaze me.

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Ah, ok. I think I missed Doggie's post amidst all the clucking. :)