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Jennifer: Morris called me today at 11:30. Of course, I was with Ellen chatting it up. But I got the message on my cell phone before I left the Cherokee parking lot.
The message was no big deal really. He was calling me to let me know that I had access to the house, and that he would forward me your email. Well, it was no big deal except that Vivian had already sent me your email. So, I don’t know, he was just being thorough.
Nevertheless, his call did remind me that you and I have a hearing next month. I’d rather not have to pay for him to be there. He’ll charge a minimum of $600, I feel certain. I think he charged that for the hearing on the last modification to the petition. In fact, I think it’s going to cost something just to have him move the court to withdraw as my attorney. So, what can you do for me? Are you prepared to file something with the court that demonstrates to me that you are dismissing your petition?
There are other issues. Maybe you’d like to tell me what they are and what you want to do about them.
Anyway, I’ve done my homework. And tomorrow I’m looking again at Dad’s outboard.
David