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Tina Swithin survived a Category Five Divorce Hurricane and has taken shelter in her blog, “One Mom’s Battle” and recently authored a book titled, “Divorcing a Narcissist: One Mom’s Battle.” www.onemomsbattle.com
A few years ago, I received a call from my son-in-law asking me out to lunch. It felt a bit odd as it was not normal for us to meet up during the week to socialize
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According to the entry, Heidi’s ex-husband, Edward Epps, Jr., had threatened to kill Heidi and her husband Joe, if Heidi’s recent child support modification request was successful. On January 6, 2019, less than two weeks after discovering the threat against her life, her ex-husband followed through with his chilling threat and murdered Joe and Heidi De Leon while holding two children hostage and finally, taking his own life. The man capable of this brutal murder had received 50/50 custody despite Heidi’s pleas to the court to protect her little girls. Who is the Judge who didn’t take the time to investigate Heidi’s claims about the danger posed by Edward Epps, Jr.?
What is their record in front of the judge and their relationship with the judge? I would try if possible to ask around as to who else he has represented in “high conflict” cases …also most court records are open and you can do some digging (although having the time to do so is another factor ) . You can also search the judge in case law; see who had the most success litigating w that judge. I have found the best atty’s normally deal w high conflict situations, esp those in appellate law.