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jberryhill

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11. "What would have compelled her to agree to that?"

Reply to Moosepoop (Reply #8)

Fri Apr 21, 2017, 12:31 PM

Apr 2017

Let me put it to you this way, and it is one of the reasons I don't practice family law.

I know one thing about this woman, and one thing only - she married Alex Jones.

So while, granted, Alex Jones is a nutbar extraordinaire, I don't expect persons who voluntarily and intimately relate to him to be paragons of sanity either.

Sometimes, in a dispute between two people over who is crazy, they're both right.

As the saying goes:

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A question about Alex Jones' custody case [View all] dsc Apr 2017 OP

Texas is the only state that has this, and only rarely. Moosepoop Apr 2017 #1

They apparently agreed to a settlement some time back jberryhill Apr 2017 #3

Jones paid for the expert witnesses and ad litem in the first proceeding Gothmog Apr 2017 #5

I don't think breach of agreement is the issue. Moosepoop Apr 2017 #8

"What would have compelled her to agree to that?" jberryhill Apr 2017 #11

Ain't that the truth!! Moosepoop Apr 2017 #12

Well, it's 2017 and they have minor children jberryhill Apr 2017 #14

thanks have to say this is a very odd system dsc Apr 2017 #6

You're welcome -- and i agree. n/t Moosepoop Apr 2017 #9

This message was self-deleted by its author jberryhill Apr 2017 #2

This is dealing the modification of child custody Gothmog Apr 2017 #4

I was wondering about the jury thing, so thank you for asking and others for explaining. Shrike47 Apr 2017 #7

Agreed! Moosepoop Apr 2017 #10

You can go in and try to change or modify custody based on circumstances Gothmog Apr 2017 #13

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