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« on: July 12, 2017, 12:52:36 PM »

So... .last week marks three years since our CE was court ordered. Three. Years.   SD was 9 when it was ordered. Now she is 12.

The last we heard from the CE was four weeks ago. Our L contacted her and she promised the report within a day or two. Surprise surprise, we still don't have it.

A week ago we wrote a nasty gram to the L expressing our frustration with the empty promises of delivery of our report. We asked the L what steps will be taken to get this resolved. And... .no response from the L either.

This situation SUCKS.

DH and I feel stuck. We don't have the money to afford another CE or to afford the legal fees to go after/sue the CE. We feel like if we do go after the CE then our hopes for primary/majority custody go out the window and we will be "stuck" with 50/50. Even if we sued the CE and won and were awarded our money back, there is no guarantee that the CE would cough it up. Honestly, getting our money back would be a small consolation. This is three years of SDs precious childhood that have been spent with her stuck in BPD chaos, abuse, and neglect. It's amazing she's gotten through it as well as she has.

I'm having a hard time letting go of the hope that this CE will come through, her report will be in our favor, and we can finally move forward with our custody case. I just think I need some help from you guys to help me see reality and choose our going forward plan.

The first option (and what we've been doing and what the L recommends) is to continue to wait and believe that the CE will deliver the report "soon". After the report there will be another hurdle of mediation and probably trial. Very expensive and will take a long time.

The second option is to go after the CE and burn that bridge. We'd probably report her to the state licensing board and sue her in civil court to get our money back (anything else? Bad yelp reviews?  ). If we go this option then we'd probably end up stuck with our current temp CO (shared custody and 50/50).

Our situation right now looks like this: SD prefers our house. We live in her school district and all her friends from school live in our neighborhood. We also facilitate visits with her friends who have moved out of the district (the other parents don't trust BPDmom). At her mom's house she shares a room with her 14 year old sister (and they fight, as sisters do). Her sister's dad lives in the house and does pretty awful things to her. He calls her names, dumps food on her bedroom floor, tells her she has Asperger's and ADHD. Her mom just moved again so SD has no friends in the new neighborhood. BPDmom works or goes out with multiple guys so most of the time SD and her sister are home alone. SD sings an ABC song of all the names of the guys her mom goes on dates with... ."Adam Brian Charlie David... .". BPDmom and the sister have body image issues which so far has only minimally affected SD. When BPDmom is in the right mood, her and SD will go out and have a really nice time together and I think SD really craves those moments. 

We go to all school functions (conferences, parent nights, concerts). BPDmom goes to very few. SD isn't very involved in activities because we could never get BPDmom to agree to anything that occurs during both our times. We take SD to all of her doctor, dentist, optometrist appointments. BPDmom is supposed to reimburse part of the costs but she has never given us a dime. We pay support but it's not very much. For the most part BPDmom sticks to the visitation schedule, however she has withheld visitation in the past (3 times in the past year) to prevent SD from being able to participate in family celebrations. We do have reports from CPS saying that BPDmom make poor parenting decisions, and loads of evidence of her not cooperating and violating the court order.

Without an expert to provide a recommendation, I don't know if we would have enough to really push us over to majority time and primary decision making. If we stayed with the current schedule the big fight would be over but we'd have to continue with these constant little aggravations that BPDmom instigates.   

What are your thoughts/opinions? How should we move forward?
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« Reply #1 on: July 12, 2017, 02:11:37 PM »

It's long past time that you started playing hardball.

Your lawyer needs to respond to you, or your lawyer doesn't get paid. You can certainly fire this lawyer and hire another, better one right away. In fact, I'd recommend that, because any lawyer who has recommended "patience" for three years on a CE report is an idiot and is not serving your interests.

And I think you should fire all barrels at the CE.  I'll repeat the advice I gave before: have your NEW lawyer send a threatening demand letter to the CE -- you want the report - completed or not - and all of her notes - by close of business in two days. Failure to comply will result in the lawsuit and formal complaint to the licensing board and family court. Then follow up as promised.

If the CE complies, you'll salvage what documentation you can from her. There's no way that she is going to complete a report without an imminent threat. My expectation is that she doesn't have a report, and it wouldn't even surprise me if she doesn't have much in the way of a draft or good notes.

Your big fear seems to be that she'll decide she's pissed off at you and write a negative report. First, I don't think she's capable of writing a report of any kind, especially if you give her only 48 hours. Secondly, even if she somehow managed to pull herself together long enough to write something negative, you've got a paper trail of three years of her incompetence that you can use in court to have her report thrown out.

Of course, your DH's ex can do the same thing if she doesn't like the report. The bottom line is that this report, complete or not, is becoming more and more useless for your case. Time to end it and see if anything can be salvaged from this fiasco. Do it!
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« Reply #2 on: July 12, 2017, 02:13:08 PM »

One more thing -- in my own divorce, the court ordered a CE last September. It was delayed due to a case backlog in the county until January. The CE was given until May and completed the evaluation at the end of that month. And THAT, I thought, was too long!
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« Reply #3 on: July 12, 2017, 02:19:36 PM »

I don't know the guidelines in your state, but... .

Should you proceed to file for full custody, without the CE evaluation, could you subpeona the CE so that she HAD to appear in court and at least answer in front of the judge as to why it took three years to produce nothing?

(I would be beyond frustrated at this point -- I don't blame you at all for reaching this frustration level.  I've never heard of such a thing.)
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« Reply #4 on: July 13, 2017, 08:44:14 AM »

If you go to court you can use all the documentation : you live in the school district, ex moves around a lot, a list of school functions attended, doc appointments, etc. That, by itself , should be enough.
You also have the fact that you went through the CE and the time it has taken and still nothing. You show extreme patience in that area. You could say that you were depending on the courts and the CE and this is beyond what you consider reasonable.
I think it might be good to talk to lawyers. My first attorney was horrible and it took me a while to figure that out. When I finally did figure it out I let the attorney know what I thought. I also refused to finish my payments. I was threatened with being taken to court. My reply was fine and I will represent myself because I know I can do a better job than you have been doing. We settled for ten cents on the dollar and copies of all papers from the file.
My new attorney listens, addresses my issues, and tells me what to expect, and what I need to provide to accomplish my goals. I have never "lost" in court since then.
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« Reply #5 on: July 13, 2017, 03:18:45 PM »

Is there a way to file a declaration with the court that the CE is now in its 4th year and ask for a motion to compel completion?
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« Reply #6 on: July 13, 2017, 04:30:40 PM »

flourdust, you're very right. I think DH and I need to sit down and have a big chat about this.

Should you proceed to file for full custody, without the CE evaluation, could you subpeona the CE so that she HAD to appear in court and at least answer in front of the judge as to why it took three years to produce nothing?

I feel like we should be able to use her as a witness, but without her report we don't really know where she stands... .Would she be allowed to refuse to answer questions if called as a witness? I don't know. I don't know what we could use from her.

As far as her answering to the judge... .I don't even know what that would accomplish in our custody case. If we sued her in civil court, now that's where she would be expected to answer. She was just sued last fall for doing the same thing to another person and she never once showed up (to the point where the judge had to issue a bench warrant for her arrest). I know the other person won against the CE, but I don't know if the CE ever actually gave him the money he was awarded.

Is there a way to file a declaration with the court that the CE is now in its 4th year and ask for a motion to compel completion?

Our L should be doing that, right? That's why we sent him the nasty gram saying "what the heck is the plan here"? He's not a bad L but he's expensive and we're not getting anything out of all this money we're spending. He's been so passive.
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« Reply #7 on: July 13, 2017, 04:34:49 PM »

I think your last two sentences are the crux of the matter.
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« Reply #8 on: July 13, 2017, 07:43:31 PM »

So sorry you experienced that.  Mine took 8 months and I thought that was long. 
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« Reply #9 on: July 13, 2017, 07:46:47 PM »

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He's not a bad L but he's expensive and we're not getting anything out of all this money we're spending. He's been so passive.

I switched at the beginning... .  similar feel you have, L seemed not bad, nice, but passive.  He was recommended and on expensive side. 

I got a new L after prelim hearing... .  she is a world of difference.  She is a little nasty, on the aggressive side, and most importantly cared for what was going on.  She got emotionally engaged which helped 100%. 
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« Reply #10 on: July 13, 2017, 11:08:39 PM »

Our L should be doing that, right? That's why we sent him the nasty gram saying "what the heck is the plan here"? He's not a bad L but he's expensive and we're not getting anything out of all this money we're spending. He's been so passive.

Your L should have done this over two years ago. He is a bad L. He may not be drunk in court, but he is failing to advise and represent you. Stop paying him and get a new L.
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« Reply #11 on: July 14, 2017, 08:51:37 AM »

I had no idea what to look for in an attorney in the beginning. Over time I learned the rules of the game (family court). I then realized the attorney I had wasn't that good.
You need an attorney that communicates in a way you understand and also understands what you are trying to accomplish. So the first step is deciding what you want to accomplish. Stay focused on that goal. If you are happy with the attorney you have then you need to communicate what you are seeking and put time limits on it. I would want to know why things are taking so long and what can be done about it. There are always more than one way to get to a goal. A good attorney should be able to communicate the different ways and strategies.
I learned to work with what my ex was giving me as far as things my attorney needed.
I took a more hands on approach with my second attorney. I was able to because I was not relying on him to figure it out. My way of looking at it is I hired an attorney to accomplish a goal in the legal field where I am no expert. The attorneys job, in the beginning, is to listen to what you are trying to accomplish and tell you how you can achieve those goals using the laws and the way things are done. My communication with the second attorney was much easier because I already had some ideas how things worked in my county. I think that was my biggest hurdle in the beginning.
I was told that CE's can take a long time. I asked what a long time was and was told up to a year. In rare cases, high profile/etc, they could take longer but usually that is lawyers adding billable hours and letting the clients spend,spend,spend.
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« Reply #12 on: July 21, 2017, 05:56:16 PM »

Ok, DH and I were fed up to ::HERE:: and made a list of how we were going to proceed. I've been on a different work schedule this week so we just got our plan together to cut everyone loose, accept our situation as it is, and just move on with our lives but haven't taken action yet.

Then DH gets a call from our L tonight. The CE is ready to release the report on Monday but she wants to know where SD12 will be because the report is in our favor and she's worried about backlash from uBPDbm onto SD. 

I know, I know, she's said this before. Is it credible? I don't know.

SD juuuuuust went back to uBPDbm's for the week this evening (we do week on/week off in the summer) so she won't be back with us until next Friday. It's looking like the CE might want to wait until then to actually release it to uBPDbm so SD is shielded from the fallout.
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« Reply #13 on: July 21, 2017, 06:30:38 PM »

You waited this long so I would wait until SD12 is safe. I hope it works the way everyone is thinking at your home and here.
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« Reply #14 on: July 21, 2017, 07:59:12 PM »

Is it possible to have SD with you when the CE report is published ( should be a friggin' novel by now!) and arrange to file an ex parte to give you primary custody based on behaviors documented in he CE?   May be a stretch... .
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« Reply #15 on: July 21, 2017, 09:15:23 PM »

Is it possible to have SD with you when the CE report is published ( should be a friggin' novel by now!) and arrange to file an ex parte to give you primary custody based on behaviors documented in he CE?   May be a stretch... .

From what the CE told our L, the CE will want to wait until SD is with us next week to release the report. She has to send it to our L and uBPDbm (pro se) at the same time. Our L has stated that if it's strongly in our favor then the next step would be to get an emergency motion to change custody (maybe, hopefully before school starts up again? ). DH and I are wondering how uBPDbm is going to react.
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« Reply #16 on: July 22, 2017, 08:39:18 AM »

UBPDbm might not understand what the eval is saying or simply pretend it means something else. My ex did that a lot and she had legal counsel. I don't know which one she did but I could only think of those two possibilities.
In the beginning ex filed a petition to have me evicted from our house. It was denied. The next day she came with the police, three cars, and the officer told me I had 10 minutes to vacate the property. I explained that the judge did not sign the petition but ex convinced the police that didn't matter. I was in the driveway calling my atty. I handed the phone to the police and resolved the situation. Ex simply stated she misunderstood.
We were in court once and the only thing settled was that I was to pick our boys up at school instead of at her residence. It was written by my atty in court and explained by the judge. It was clear to me and I am sure anyone that read the order. The first time I went to pick them up at school I was told, by the woman at the front desk, that I was not allowed to pick up our boys without ex's expressed written consent. I had a copy of the order and it was resolved quickly.
When things don't go the way my ex wants she simply "ignores" it until she is challenged or corrected. It's annoying like a fly buzzing around your face.
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« Reply #17 on: July 27, 2017, 12:56:15 PM »

Are you expecting to get this report tomorrow, Thunderstruck?
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« Reply #18 on: July 27, 2017, 01:45:44 PM »

Are you expecting to get this report tomorrow, Thunderstruck?

Tomorrow or Monday, we think Monday is more likely.
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« Reply #19 on: July 28, 2017, 10:02:14 AM »

Tomorrow or Monday, we think Monday is more likely.

Hope so. I will be delighted to be proven wrong!
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« Reply #20 on: July 28, 2017, 04:27:35 PM »

I have been following this 'saga' and am now soo looking forward to Monday.

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« Reply #21 on: July 29, 2017, 09:57:49 PM »

Timing things like this is not uncommon.  I recall when my ex filed for our son, then 11 years old, to have an in camera interview with the magistrate.  We'd been in and out of court since he was 3 years old without a judge or magistrate seeing our child.  The motion was granted but... .court scheduled the court visit on my time and so drama and prepping was kept to a minimum.
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« Reply #22 on: August 03, 2017, 12:14:54 PM »

Hope so. I will be delighted to be proven wrong!

Did you get it?
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« Reply #23 on: August 03, 2017, 02:08:28 PM »

I've been thinking of you too.

I hope not hearing from you means you have a report as big as a phonebook that is taking some time to get through.

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« Reply #24 on: August 03, 2017, 02:16:25 PM »

Did you get it?

 No.

Yesterday we got an email from our L that said she was working on it and hoped to have it to us yesterday afternoon.
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« Reply #25 on: August 03, 2017, 03:28:33 PM »

Gee, from "It's done" three weeks ago to "She's working on it" today. Right, totally credible.



Here's my advice again from early last month. Still relevant today:

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It's long past time that you started playing hardball.

Your lawyer needs to respond to you, or your lawyer doesn't get paid. You can certainly fire this lawyer and hire another, better one right away. In fact, I'd recommend that, because any lawyer who has recommended "patience" for three years on a CE report is an idiot and is not serving your interests.

And I think you should fire all barrels at the CE.  I'll repeat the advice I gave before: have your NEW lawyer send a threatening demand letter to the CE -- you want the report - completed or not - and all of her notes - by close of business in two days. Failure to comply will result in the lawsuit and formal complaint to the licensing board and family court. Then follow up as promised.

If the CE complies, you'll salvage what documentation you can from her. There's no way that she is going to complete a report without an imminent threat. My expectation is that she doesn't have a report, and it wouldn't even surprise me if she doesn't have much in the way of a draft or good notes.

Your big fear seems to be that she'll decide she's pissed off at you and write a negative report. First, I don't think she's capable of writing a report of any kind, especially if you give her only 48 hours. Secondly, even if she somehow managed to pull herself together long enough to write something negative, you've got a paper trail of three years of her incompetence that you can use in court to have her report thrown out.

Of course, your DH's ex can do the same thing if she doesn't like the report. The bottom line is that this report, complete or not, is becoming more and more useless for your case. Time to end it and see if anything can be salvaged from this fiasco. Do it!
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« Reply #26 on: August 04, 2017, 09:23:22 AM »

Been away for awhile and just catching up now... .

Everyone wants to be wrong about this. But the truth is that the report isn't coming. It isn't. Not ever.She can't go from "waiting to release" to "working on it". She can't sit on a report that impacts a child's life so much that she wants to wait until the child isn't with the problem parent to release it when she was clearly just fine with leaving that kid in the situation for three years.

Others are right. You have to proceed as if there is no report. Because there is no report. And your lawyer is a bad lawyer. No good lawyer would let a client's case sit in limbo for three years while draining them dry for asking repeatedly for a path forward.
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« Reply #27 on: August 10, 2017, 01:16:05 PM »

Yes, I know. Charlie Brown with the football sums it up pretty well. We feel pretty naïve/gullible for falling for the ole "It's allllllmost ready" line a hundred times. The CE sends texts to DH. He was asking her what was realistic because we didn't want this to be released during school and have it affect SD12's school routine. DH said just go ahead and release it. It's better for uBPDbm to blow up during the summer than cause problems for SD12 when she's starting the school year.

Yesterday the CE sent this to DH: "Without any uncertainty I am ready to release the report, but I truly do not feel comfortable emailing to everyone before Friday's exchange. If you do the exchange before then I will email it the moment I am notified."

He is going to email and text the CE when the exchange occurs tomorrow. My hope is that the report is then immediately released on Friday. That'll give the weekend for uBPDbm to blow up and then SD starts school the following week. If the CE waits until Monday then it may affect school.
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« Reply #28 on: August 10, 2017, 01:50:40 PM »

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Yes, I know. Charlie Brown with the football sums it up pretty well. We feel pretty naïve/gullible for falling for the ole "It's allllllmost ready" line a hundred times. The CE sends texts to DH. He was asking her what was realistic because we didn't want this to be released during school and have it affect SD12's school routine. DH said just go ahead and release it. It's better for uBPDbm to blow up during the summer than cause problems for SD12 when she's starting the school year.

Yesterday the CE sent this to DH: "Without any uncertainty I am ready to release the report, but I truly do not feel comfortable emailing to everyone before Friday's exchange. If you do the exchange before then I will email it the moment I am notified."

He is going to email and text the CE when the exchange occurs tomorrow. My hope is that the report is then immediately released on Friday. That'll give the weekend for uBPDbm to blow up and then SD starts school the following week. If the CE waits until Monday then it may affect school.

My response to CE would simply be "if it's ready, release it now. it's been so long, it's been promised so many times and then you've given so many excuses why it's not out yet, that I truly won't believe you're done with it until I actually get my hands on it. until then, to me, your concern is just another delay tactic.  let me worry about my daughter, no more excuses, no more delays."

But then again, I've gotten rather blunt and don't give a sh*t about offending people much in situation such as this anymore.  DH should be prepared to go get SD12 directly from school and pull her out early, regardless of whose day it is officially, if there's a concern for the child's well being, as shown by CE's latest texts.
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« Reply #29 on: August 10, 2017, 08:09:13 PM »

If the CE sent that message through email or text make sure you save it.
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« Reply #30 on: August 11, 2017, 01:41:03 PM »

My response to CE would simply be "if it's ready, release it now. it's been so long, it's been promised so many times and then you've given so many excuses why it's not out yet, that I truly won't believe you're done with it until I actually get my hands on it. until then, to me, your concern is just another delay tactic.  let me worry about my daughter, no more excuses, no more delays."

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« Reply #31 on: August 12, 2017, 08:22:44 AM »

Thinking about you this morning. Hoping you are too busy reading an epic CE report to log in today.
 
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« Reply #32 on: August 12, 2017, 09:15:45 AM »

uBPDbm was an hour and a half late to the exchange and the CE left her office for the night.  Good news is I think she'll be in the office this weekend.
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« Reply #33 on: August 12, 2017, 12:47:05 PM »

A little humor. My ex is supposed to pick our S14 up every other Wednesday at 10 am during the summer. In the last 4 or 5 years she has only been on time twice. This last Wednesday she called s14 and told him she was running a little late. I did what I was planning on doing anyway. We went out and returned home. Ex arrived at 7:45 pm to pick him up. It's her new record on being a "little" late. The record before that was 4 hours late. She is usually about 45 minutes late and I pretty much expect that.
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« Reply #34 on: August 13, 2017, 12:11:47 PM »


How many lawyers have you ever hired before?  Am I correct in assuming this is the first one?

Unfortunately/fortunately... .I've had lots of experience with JAG officers in the Navy, lawyers in civil government and lawyers in my private life.

My impression is that the good ones will help their client understand "why" the current legal strategy is appropriate and "what to look for" as a time to switch strategies.

Ls are trained to "get along" with each other.  So... .it is appropriate to start out friendly and solve problems... almost to be "happy to work together to solve... .xyz"

It's important that lawyers can do this.

It's also important that lawyers can pull out (legal) knives and stab people (and other Ls) when needed.

It sounds like your current L has offered only one strategy... .wait... .and where has that gotten you. 

Have you asked a direct question of the L... .when is it appropriate to "go after" the CE to "compel".

If you haven't asked this question... please do.

I'm 99% sure that flourdust (and others) are right... .your guy is way to passive.  If he avoids answering the question... .I'm 100% sure.

Ask the question first... .without any threat... .just "In your opinion, when should we take action with CE to compel"

depending on response... .next communication should let your lawyer know that you need action or you are ready to change... .

Again... not nastygrams... .but direct questions/communications.

To put context in my own life.  A legal matter (unrelated to BPDish stuff) of mine has been limping along for a long time.  I approved a "knives out" strategy with my Ls over a month ago.  We are all in agreement on this change... .and it was three weeks later a bunch of things got filed and kicked the hornets nest.

It is important to do it "right"... .vice fast... .but 3 years is preposterous.

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« Reply #35 on: August 13, 2017, 02:13:19 PM »

Would it help to go to the press?

I see how you could feel boxed in. It already costs so much money to hire a CE, not to mention an L.

And now it seems that the report will be in your favor.

So changing Ls at this point, so close to the finish line, could feel like spending money that isn't really there

I would probably feel desperate to lean on someone outside who could shine light on what's happening.

These professionals are dysfunctional, they probably feel weary about the system and things won't change until there is pressure from outside to clean house.

I'm so sorry you have had this hanging over your head for so long, Thunderstruck. You deserve a medal for enduring what you have been through.
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« Reply #36 on: August 14, 2017, 08:23:10 AM »

DH received some texts from the CE this weekend asking about our home... .she performed her last home study after we first moved in (~1.5 years ago) and since then we've done some work. Nothing else, no report. Since then uBPDbm has also moved so I don't know if the holdup is now the CE trying to get information from uBPDbm about the new place. The CE's words of "without any uncertainty" have just become hollow.

My DH is finally accepting that there is no report. SD will go back to uBPDbm's on Wednesday and that will be another reason for the CE to delay delay delay.

So my task is to now gather allllll the information regarding the CE and try to organize it into a picture of what has been going on. A friend recommended we file a motion to speak to the judge directly and lay it all out for him. I'm going to include: Initial court order appointing the CE, the retainer agreement we signed, all evidence of money we've given the CE (including replenishment retainers), a timeline of the work that she did (based on her invoice statements), then all the "oh the report will be ready next week" emails that we've received in the past 2ish years. Oh, and I want to include all the money we've spent on the lawyer having to extend the court deadline twice, all the money we've spent on the lawyer calling the CE for a status update, and the money we've spent having to litigate issues that should have been resolved years ago with the completed CE.
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« Reply #37 on: August 14, 2017, 09:00:41 AM »


So... I am still catching up here.

It would appear you are in direct contact with the CE.

So... .when you directly ask the CE a about the due date and the delays... .what does she say?

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« Reply #38 on: August 14, 2017, 09:18:09 AM »

So my task is to now gather allllll the information regarding the CE and try to organize it into a picture of what has been going on. A friend recommended we file a motion to speak to the judge directly and lay it all out for him. I'm going to include: Initial court order appointing the CE, the retainer agreement we signed, all evidence of money we've given the CE (including replenishment retainers), a timeline of the work that she did (based on her invoice statements), then all the "oh the report will be ready next week" emails that we've received in the past 2ish years. Oh, and I want to include all the money we've spent on the lawyer having to extend the court deadline twice, all the money we've spent on the lawyer calling the CE for a status update, and the money we've spent having to litigate issues that should have been resolved years ago with the completed CE.

I think this is a valuable step to take but it should not be your first step. Have your lawyer send a demand letter to the CE today -- you want the report right now, and if there is no completed report, you want all drafts and notes. Immediately. You might shake something loose with this.
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« Reply #39 on: August 14, 2017, 10:24:52 AM »

Flourdust makes a good point.

What about also demanding repayment? You probably won't get it, but maybe just focusing on the consequence alone would get her to get off her pot. 
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« Reply #40 on: August 14, 2017, 11:19:28 AM »

What about also demanding repayment? You probably won't get it, but maybe just focusing on the consequence alone would get her to get off her pot. 

Agreed. You may get nothing out of these demands, but they cost you nothing, and they can serve as the cherry on top of the sundae of evidence you are building to present to the court.
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« Reply #41 on: August 14, 2017, 04:18:07 PM »

Having a timeline with all the CE bs is good. Make another one with all the bs from BPD and the damage it is doing to the kids. "Your honor, I have no more patience."
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« Reply #42 on: August 15, 2017, 10:39:22 AM »

You may want to also chat with the Clerk of Court and find out if your case is unusual for your family law court.

They can't give legal advice but they can offer a surprising amount of information. I didn't learn this until the end of four years banging my head against the wall.

My judge had some law students in court one day, and he told them that the Clerk of Court was the most important person in the courtroom, and to never forget that.
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« Reply #43 on: August 15, 2017, 11:28:07 AM »

I am completely livid! Seeing red right now!

We got an email from the L, they apparently received a "working copy" of the report this morning which the CE said to disregard and she will send the final copy this afternoon. (this isn't the part that got my so upset... .it's just more frustration and par for the course)

Well then we received an email from the L saying they will not turn the report over to us unless we pay off our "balance" with them, charges that they accrued calling and statusing the CE AFTER WE TOLD THEM NOT TO. We said we didn't want to wait anymore. We said we wanted to know what other options there were. The L ignored our emails and instead continued to wait, call the CE, and charge us a couple thousand dollars to do so! Now he's saying to hold our report hostage until we pay this balance!

I am in complete meltdown mode. Definitely emotionally reacted. I called the L's office and went off on one of his staff. He'll probably charge me for that phone call too!
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« Reply #44 on: August 15, 2017, 11:33:42 AM »

Tell the CE that this L is no longer representing you and that like BPDm you are pro se and entitled to a copy directly. You can always find a new L after you read the report. The money fight with that L can then be a separate issue.
 
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« Reply #45 on: August 15, 2017, 12:03:46 PM »

I had a major disagreement with my first attorney. The attorney refused to do anything else until I paid my balance. I was livid because the attorney screwed up and was still charging me for the screw up. I told the attorney to pound sand and she would have to take me to court. She hung up on me. The next day her receptionist called and asked if we could settle. I offered ten cents on the dollar provided I received all papers that she still had that I did not and that I get a receipt saying I was paid in full. The attorney never spoke to me again but it was agreed to.
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« Reply #46 on: August 15, 2017, 02:49:52 PM »

Tell the CE that this L is no longer representing you and that like BPDm you are pro se and entitled to a copy directly. You can always find a new L after you read the report. The money fight with that L can then be a separate issue.
 

I like this idea. I'm trying not to knee-jerk reaction fire the L but we've been thinking about getting rid of him for some time and after this response from him I am disgusted. We may not be perfect and always pay him on time but we have always paid. Where has that gotten us? He's bullying us into giving him another $2k and withholding legal information that is critical to our case, information that WE paid for. It's not his property, he has no right to keep it from us. Ugh!

I'm trying to convince DH to go to the clerk (thanks LnL) and ask them what we should do... .maybe get a meeting with the judge? We hired these professionals to help us and they have failed us miserably. We have slipped through the cracks and it's just completely awful.
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« Reply #47 on: August 15, 2017, 04:37:12 PM »

I did a few things pro se because I could not afford an attorney. They were simple things. I used petitions from my attorney as templates. It took a while the first time and I spent two days in the law library to figure out the procedure. I was about 80 % correct. When I went to file a woman that worked there told me what I had done incorrectly since it would not be allowed to move forward. I fixed everything and went back. She looked it over and said it looked good. I had to wait because, I believe, it was the clerk had to time stamp the three copies. The clerk wanted to talk to me because my petition said it was pro se. The clerk asked me who was helping me. I explained what I did and she didn't believe me because the petition looked too good ? That was the first one. I did two or three more after that and things were much easier. I would not address the issue you are dealing with pro se. I am just pointing out that you can go to the court and ask some questions. If the person views you as sincere and trying to do what is right they may give you some guidance.
I looked for another attorney after my disagreement with my first attorney. By then I had an idea of what I wanted to achiever and I also knew, to some degree, how the game was played.
I talked to 6 or 7 before I found one I thought was a good fit. He is still my attorney if I need one for family court. He listens and tells me what I can and should expect. He challenged me several times when he thought I was going in the wrong direction. After talking further, we both came to an agreed upon course of action. Sometimes he changed his mind and sometimes I changed my mind. It really felt like a team effort. He had a really good reputation in the court. I learned that later on. I never "lost" after that and ex eventually stopped fighting me in court.
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« Reply #48 on: August 15, 2017, 04:39:15 PM »

They may even give you some guidance as to who to talk to as far as attorneys. I never asked but I do believe the one person I talked to would have told me who is viewed positively.
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« Reply #49 on: August 16, 2017, 09:27:16 AM »

Ok, here's the plan:
Step 1: Fire attorney immediately.
Step 2: Notify CE that we are now pro se and the release of the report should be to DH directly.
Step 3: DH is going to the clerk to say "Here's our situation, what should I do?". Based on their response we may get some good ideas on how to proceed, otherwise:
Step 4: Give CE a date to hand over the report or demand our money back.
Then... .? I'm thinking maybe a motion to compel?

Anything I'm missing?
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« Reply #50 on: August 16, 2017, 10:07:18 AM »

How incredibly frustrating!

A few thoughts... .

1) Write an email to the lawyer terminating representation but don't hit Send until you... .

2) Get the CE on the phone and inform her you have terminated representation and are pro se, etc. etc... no further communications with your lawyer. Hit Send on the lawyer's email as soon as CE is in the phone conversation.

3) Call the lawyer's office and tell them to access their email, they have been terminated and are not to receive any further communications on your behalf. You will discuss final billing at a later date.

That way, you have documented the situation to prevent the CE and your lawyer from having a conversation with each other... .at least one that you are paying for.
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« Reply #51 on: August 17, 2017, 08:28:30 AM »

I agree with the email plan (assuming you really want to fire L).  However, those communications to both parties need to be followed up with certified return receipt letters to both parties, with copies of the emails attached, to further "prove" that the communications were received.

Big picture.  Assume this plan will go south and you have to prove every step of the way in a future court action.  Especially if you end up representing yourself, you need to appear over prepared.

Is email and phone sufficient, especially if you call from cell phone and keep billing records to prove a call was made, yes... it should be sufficient.  But for $10-12 bucks more you can "spike the ball" and set the tone of who is prepared and who is not.

Then of course you hope it doesn't get to that point, all the while having the comfort of knowing you are prepared to get there.


Last:  I realize lawyers are expensive.  I realize you are not a fan of lawyers at the moment.  I realize that many on here have been successful without a lawyer, and that it is likely you will be successful as well... .

That being said... .

This is not a dispute over a contract... .this is ultimately about your child.  How we spend our money is ultimately a statement of our values.  I would encourage you to thoughtfully consider if your values and spending patterns/plans in this matter are aligned.

Lawyers are a necessary evil... .if you are in a gunfight... .you better have a gun... .a good one.  Otherwise... .don't get in a gun fight.

It is possible to get in a gunfight, where everyone else has .45s and you get lucky with a homemade .22 ?... .that is possible and others have done it.  And it's understandable to not want another gun given the last .45 you purchased... .ended up loaded with blanks.

Hope that analogy works.

Whatever you choose... .I encourage being deliberate about taking time to decide.  

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« Reply #52 on: August 17, 2017, 11:37:15 PM »

Thunderstruck, call you State Bar Association. Generally speaking it is a violation of professional ethics to hold your property - the CE you paid for - hostage for the attorney's bill. I'd also find out if the Bar has a fee arbitration program so that you can get their help to negotiate the attorney's fees you asked the lawyer not to expend. I'd also see if they can discuss with the lawyer why it took so long without the attorney raising holy hell with the court. In my state, at least, the Bar would have raked me naked backwards and forwards over the coals.
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« Reply #53 on: September 25, 2017, 02:42:30 PM »

Thinking about you, Thunderstruck. How's it going?
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« Reply #54 on: September 27, 2017, 06:33:49 PM »

Thank you for thinking of me!

Well, the CE told my DH that she wanted to talk to him. It took him about a week before he finally got ahold of her. She wanted to apologize to him. She said "this isn't how I like to do business" and apologized for basically everything we've had to go through. She said she was in her own high conflict divorce and she had a stalker. Blah blah. She said that in addition to the report she would also like to refund most of our money.

This was just before hurricane Irma, which affected our area. The CE asked for my DH to send her an updated file with all the Our Family Wizard emails and what our hurricane plan was with SD. We sent all that plus the most recent court filing from uBPDbm. We haven't heard from her since. Part of that time our area was without power, so that is understandable, but now it's time to start bugging her again.
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« Reply #55 on: September 27, 2017, 09:46:14 PM »

So she didn't give you the report, asked for even more documents, and you just gave them to her?

Ok, then. Check back in with us in 2019 or so. I'm sure the report will be very close to done then.
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« Reply #56 on: September 28, 2017, 10:18:33 AM »

 
I would look into ethical guidelines for the "CE industry".

I know nothing about this industry... but most groups have guidelines. 

I can't imagine it being ok to be in the midst of your own personal blowup and trying to operate professionally in the same area... .at the same time.

You can see why... .the results speak for themselves.

Switching gears... .a natural disaster like this really sucks... .it affects everything.  My wife's BPD started after one in 2009 (flood forced us from our farm for about 6 months).

Honestly... .I would assume you will never hear from her again.  Get another CE.  If she pops up and presents one... .take it and make your decision then.

She is/was obviously on the edge.  She very likely has completely different priorities in life now... .based on the hurricane.

Where do you think your CE will show up in her priorities?

She is looking out for her interests... .I would recommend you look out for yours.

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« Reply #57 on: September 29, 2017, 08:20:59 AM »

She said that in addition to the report she would also like to refund most of our money.

Okay... .what's stopping her?
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« Reply #58 on: October 01, 2017, 11:29:34 AM »

Your CE is as erratic and low functioning as SD's uBPDm.

Can you get a copy of the so-called "working copy"? Supposedly she gave one to your L, right?
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