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To: Arizona Carolyn
It is a bit ironic, given that, in Florida, the court twisted the law and appointed a guardian to decide the fate of Virgie's daughter's body, instead of allowing Virgie, the mother, to have her child's body.

Now, Virgie appears to be arguing just the opposite of her arguments in Florida -- that she should be appointed a guardian (partial or otherwise) of Dannielynn when DL already has a father to care for her, LB. What an ironic twist.

Working out a visitation schedule in writing between LB and Virgie seems fair. Anything more that that, appears to be motivated by the money.

If Virgie plays her cards right though, and DL does inherit riches, and she grows up knowing Virgie as a loving grandmother, then it is highly likely that DL will be generous and kind to her relatives with her money down the road.

I fear Virgie's lawyers are not advising her in her best interests or DL's as they are motivated by $$$ as well.

I DO hope Virgie pursues wrongful death actions against HK$ and KE.

2,271 posted on 04/10/2007 1:21:37 PM PDT by redgirlinabluestate
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To: redgirlinabluestate

ditto! couldn’t have said it better so I won’t try.


2,297 posted on 04/10/2007 1:28:08 PM PDT by Arizona Carolyn
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To: redgirlinabluestate

What’s sad is that if Seidlin had found a way to push for DNA testing and to determine who the father was then Dannielynn would not have needed a guardian and the body would have been released to him and Stern would have been out of 3 million dollars.


2,309 posted on 04/10/2007 1:31:10 PM PDT by TrishaSC (LB: I told ya so!!!)
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To: redgirlinabluestate; stlnative; Rte66

**Virgie appears to be arguing just the opposite of her arguments in Florida — that she should be appointed a guardian (partial or otherwise)**

IMHO, it’s just legal manuvering to outfox Stern - first point, unmarried fathers have no rights in Bahamas - second point - grandmothers do have legal rights in Bahamas - she is covering all bases in case the DNA test came out badly, as any LEO would...

p.s., not sure if it was Stlnative or Rte66 who posted Bahama law re: unmarried fathers for us some time ago


2,341 posted on 04/10/2007 1:40:08 PM PDT by blueplum
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