Another  note from the depths of the legal struggle.  How best to report this?  Your thoughts?   George   ----- Original Message ----- From: L Misek-Falkoff To: denman@yahoogroups.com Cc: include@att.net Sent: Saturday, September 01, 2001 6:12 AM Subject: Thank You Re: [denman] What dare on<e> say? Responding to Letters.
Thank you all so much Bill and others (prophetically? my keyboard's
exclamation point is missing along with the number one).

Just short of a Motion To Quash (I will have to remember that tool for the future) Discovery is going ahead in spite of the Opponent's letter to the Court. I do have to wonder if the discovery is pro forma to show pro se's get due process for a while, but I want to hope there is still a chance and we all can and will hold the faith.  Your posts came just in time, and next week I should be receiving the actual Motion, in  writing - rather than the Opponent succeeding on a letter to the Judge.  then we shall as they say see
as we shall see. I'd like to add to my note of thanks for your actual shared experience and formal knowledge, something about my internal reaction to your posts. I am rather emotional about them (in a very positive sense).  Many of your are doing all you can and really devoting your lives just to be able to be with your families.  that seems so incredible. "Just" becomes a very important word for surely you are seeking justice in the most fundamental areas of human existence.  I applaud you. I also relate, and please forgive me if the relation is not clear, but I am fighting for name in court and that is what I have.  On the phone this week the opponent's council (an attorney celebrity) admitting that he has to talk to me has lambasted me so ferociously about my life that in describing it and reading notes to a lawyer I sometimes see the latter  advised me I should have hung up and written a refusal to deal on the telephone.  We were discussing interrogatory objections when the opponent counsel just started tearing into me personally over and over.
I don't know how you personally cope with such, but I'm coming out of beingvery shaken for a few days. Which brings me to this and this was verified by a professional: it's so like a Rape case and them blaming the victim and trying to get away from the issues and prove you are so damaged that they could not have harmed you. From what I have seen of the suffering of parents away from their children the analogy seems apt.
I want to apologize to those here, in the name of the culture, because when I read about the blacklisting, the jailing, the mud-slinging around custody (and I also volunteer with folks trying to just be with their kids and have assisted in quite a few cases) it's hard to imagine how cruel this all is and how you survive, but you do, and one feels such pride in you.

Grandma in situ, :) L.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Bill Wood (BellSouth)" <woodb01@bellsouth.net>
To: <denman@yahoogroups.com>
Cc: <include@att.net>
Sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 4:16 PM
Subject: RE: [denman] What dare on say? Responding to Letters.

> File a Motion to Quash, THEIR Motion for summary judgment and allege that you believe that the discovery may prove that the opposing side has engaged in criminal conduct and that is why they are moving for OVERRULING AND OVERTURNING the judge's previous order setting out a discovery schedule. Allege also in your Motion that they had no previous objection when the Court ordered the discovery schedule and their current order is nothing more than a mockery of the court and this particular judge's orders.  That they believe THEY own and control that judge's court and that they can get that judge to ignore his own previous orders that they did not object to.
See what happens then :)
>
> Just an idea based in divide and conquer :)
>
> Bill
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: L Misek-Falkoff [mailto:include@worldnet.att.net]
>sent: Tuesday, August 28, 2001 9:43 AM
> To: denman@yahoogroups.com
> Cc: include@att.net
> Subject: [denman] What dare on say? Responding to Letters.
>
> Greetings:
>
> Any experience with this?  I have received a copy of a letter the opponent
sent to the Judge.  In it, defendants counsel (they aren't pro se)  says he is going to make a motion for summary judgmen on jurisdiction in a few> weeks.  He wants discovery to stop right now (he wrote to the court after receiving my Interrogatories; his are due Friday the 3st). I have seen this before: they want no discovery until their 'motion to dismiss or for summary judgment' -  then pending decision they want none.  The judge ordered the
> discovery and set the schedule; and discovery was to run current with service of papers.  The thing is he has an exhibit I think is unsupportive of his claims.  If I write to the court(cc'd to them)  it's one more time the opposition gets advance discovery; if I don't, then what? Why didn't they just serve their motion? Queasy in NY, :) L.
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