That Michelle chick tho. ![Face with rolling eyes :rolling_eyes: 🙄](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/joypixels/emoji-assets@5.0/png/64/1f644.png)
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Answers his word salad with another word salad. O my.I love that comment/question above![]()
We’ll have to have a party for the fiftieth thread…. Three sharp ones, anyone?
We can call it: It’s our 50th! And A and I only made it to 13.
Isn’t it public unless a private judge is used?There are so many rumours flying around. When the case goes ahead and more papers are filed will they be public so we can see more of the facts of the case or are family law cases private? I want to see what both sides have to say and hard facts not rumours.
Interesting to note that my ex and I used the same private judge to settle our divorce that Jen Aniston and Brad Pitt used and then he used again with AJ (ours took all of one day). Her name is Jill Robbins and she is truly excellent. I found her tough, thoughtful, and incredibly fair. She is very well known here in Los Angeles.Isn’t it public unless a private judge is used?
Is it faster to go this route and does it cost more?Interesting to note that my ex and I used the same private judge to settle our divorce that Jen Aniston and Brad Pitt used and then he used again with AJ (ours took all of one day). Her name is Jill Robbins and she is truly excellent. I found her tough, thoughtful, and incredibly fair. She is very well known here in Los Angeles.
As much as I'd enjoy seeing Alice held accountable in court, I think using a private judge would serve them both well. It would also keep much of what they both likely want private out of the press. For the sake of their girls and both of their futures, I hope they'll consider that path.
Shadow WolfI’d like to know…
Nothing at all obvious about that name.Shadow Wolf
Hmmm.... I think it all depends on how willing both parties are to enter into things with a willingness to cooperate fully and not attempt to use the judge as a therapist (this would be my worry with Alice). I think it's worth it.Is it faster to go this route and does it cost more?
They joined about three days ago, did four posts, no likes, but every time I checked they were lurking. Today - GONE!. Did the spoiler come up for that? I'm still not sure I'm doing it right.Nothing at all obvious about that name.![]()
The Ambien Walrus has entered the room.Must be an Evans trait to not read properly
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Oh Alice… I think your lawyer is going to be dumping your sorry ass in 3… 2…Who has this on the firm’s blog. . View attachment 978471View attachment 978472
Hey, I'm no expert! I just happen to have used a private judge years ago for my divorce and had a positive experience. I say create as much ease as possible so you can move on with your life. That's my position.ETA: I concede to @Mad Betty in the next post as she has personal experience.{Quote} Although court proceedings do not necessarily take place in a courtroom—as the parties can choose to hold proceedings from the privacy of their own home or the conference room of a law firm—the proceedings over which a private judge can preside are considered to be formal judicial proceedings.
Under Rule 2.834 of California’s Rules of Court, “all proceedings before a temporary judge requested by the parties that would be open to the public if held before a judge must be open to the public, regardless of whether they are held in or outside a court facility.”
Because private judges sit in place of a public judge, the formal rules of evidence, court, and civil procedure still apply to the case, and the private judge is bound to faithfully interpret and apply those rules as any other judge would. {Closed Quote}
from link provided by above poster (sorry, I don't recall who):
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What Is the Role of a Private Judge in a Divorce or Mediation?
A private judge-also known as a judge pro tempore-can play a prominent role in your divorce. Check out our blog at Family Law San Diego.www.familylawsandiego.com
Sounds like it was worth it. You’d think going through this, she and he would both want it over as quickly as possible so they could move on.Hmmm.... I think it all depends on how willing both parties are to enter into things with a willingness to cooperate fully and not attempt to use the judge as a therapist (this would be my worry with Alice). I think it's worth it.
Private judges are expensive. It certainly gives both parties cause to get things done as quickly as possible.
Here's some info that might be helpful. My lawyer knew Jill and we held the session in his conference room. We were done in 2-3 hours. It was pretty drama free.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s Celebrity-Divorce Secret Weapon, Explained
We examine what the latest development means for the world’s biggest movie stars as they split.www.vanityfair.com
How can you see if someone is lurking?They joined about three days ago, did four posts, no likes, but every time I checked they were lurking. Today - GONE!. Did the spoiler come up for that? I'm still not sure I'm doing it right.![]()
That second sentence is criminal. I feel like I have a concussion just from reading it.Loopy needs a dictionary. Persay????
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from his blog https://www.cassandracomplex.org.nz/
Yikes, my maths is as bad as Alice's.it’s actually thread 46 (you have to minus three)