To: PleaseNoMore
"Another thing that won't leave my mind is why can't a group of citizens there petition the court for a change in guardianship?" This seems reasonable to me. Is there an attorney that anyone knows of with the jurisdiction to practice law in Florida but who could accept clients as a group from other states who might represent us? I don't know how that works.
1,607 posted on
10/23/2003 1:29:18 PM PDT by
sweetliberty
("Having the right to do a thing is not at all the same thing as being right in doing it.")
To: sweetliberty
I don't know. I have thought of this all day long. Maybe I am obsessive or something but I just think it can work. As a mater of fact, it can be requested in an informal letter to the court. Now, if we could get a group of Floridians together as they would have a vested interest in the court's ruling as it would affect a fellow citizen and a lwyer who could explain the ins and outs...
To: sweetliberty
what about Thomas More Law Center???
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