The attorney sent out a copy of the order for review back in September with a seven-day window that allowed for any corrections. This was sent to BOTH parties at their address on record. After three weeks, with no response, the order was submitted to the judge for signature. I will resend you a copy of the one signed by the judge.
I am tired of listening you lambaste my attorney about court orders that were NOT written by her. If you were to READ the rules, you would KNOW that it was the REFEREE who wrote the 2004 order.
Your reference to the 21-day rule does NOT apply since we were in front of a judge, and not a referee.
It is my job to arrange flights. Judge xxxxxx was exceedingly unhappy with SweetPea flying to either of our homes very late at night, and so there are no options other than first flight on Saturday, as it's important that she miss no more school than is absolutely necessary.
In addition, I would like to remind you of all the troubles we had two years ago with the inclement weather that caused SweetPea's flight to be delayed overnight. I am not comfortable with her traveling on a last-flight-of-the-day when we are talking possible snowstorms up there. If necessary, we can stay in Further Airport more comfortably during the day until a flight can leave in the event of a snowstorm.
If you can convince the Friend of the Court that Friday is reasonable, then I'll reconsider my choice. Until then, my ticket stands. Since you have replied to me from the eticket sent by Favorite Airlines, you have all the necessary information for pickup.
Signed,
Oh most reasonable one