<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by DENNY2000:
[b]Now that I know to be nice , open and complete in stating my defense to the FL court ordered mediator. Should I show to the mediator my proof of information , that I'am using agains't the father .
REMINDER : We are meeting for a court ordered mediation. The father is petitioning for primary resident (he wants our daughter to continueto live with me, he stated on court papers )and for schedule visitation rights . I am counter petitioning for sole legal custody and supervised visitation rights for the father.
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In court ordered visitation you HAVE to give your whole case.. because if you do not, the mediator can recommend a plan to the judge and he could rule on it without hearing anything else from you. You have no choice, pretend that the mediator is the judge and that this is your one and only shot at presenting your case... If mediation breaks down, the meditor will report back to the judge what they have found.
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Psst... I do not work for Macdonald’s or Burger King, and even if I did, I would not tell you. For sloppy bread, tired tomatoes, frozen onions, watered down mayonnaise and imitation meat, please find a drive through window with a person who openly admits they make that stuff.
My advice above is equal to the advice they would give if you asked that person a legal question. | 
09-30-2000, 07:02 PM
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