You people are way too much! Yes indeed, I ran into MHG at the Hunt Horse Complex, Raleigh, NC sometime the summer of 2017-18 thereabouts. I donât keep notes like that in my diary Full disclosure she was there coaching her college roommate. We spoke face-to-face outside Barn E for probably 15 minutes. See @hut-ho78, it really, really is easier to tell the truth rather than keeping up with liesâŠbut you keep trying to find a âgotchaâ on me? Mkay?
Oh yeah, I also communicated with her about 4 months ago about her mom. Any more questions?
Maybe thatâs the real reason she has the apartment since she apparently doesnât drive. If heâs gone AWOL, she canât get aroundâŠwell, maybe Uber? đ€·
Because I know a bit more about LK than the average poster I lean more towards it being a lie.
I was a victim of a crime. It was traumatic and I blocked out significant chunks of it. But what I remember, I remember every time. Itâs been over a decade and I can still vividly recall the details my brain couldnât block out.
Obviously people react to trauma differently.
FL is a two-party consent state, which means all parties have to consent to being recorded. Violation of that law is a class 3 felony in FL.
Video is cool for security/surveillance, but audio, not unless everyone consents unless said conversation is taking place where there is no expectation of privacy, and we just saw how someone can twist that in NJ.
Iâm thinking they simply believe everything she says, similar to many folks who believe everything FoxEntertainment promotes. Blind allegiance? The strange thing to me is I guarantee these people have never met LK in their lives!
If there is mediation, the parties submit a mediation statement that is a confidential version of their side. Thatâs prior to the actual mediation. Some mediators start with all parties in the room and let each one tell their story. Other mediators put parties in separate rooms. Either way, they end up separated. Then, the mediator goes back and forth between the parties and talks with them. Often just letting them be heard helps.
I think of a mediation as compromise. If neither party wants to compromise, itâs a waste of time. I know of one case where one attorney made a compromise offer, the other refused and wouldnât even discuss it. Thatâs annoying and expensive.
@ekat, I do know of mediations that were quite complex and involved millions. Different situations fit mediation better than some.
I am not sure this situation is right for mediation and I donât know if NJ courts require it before they will conduct a trial. Generally, discovery is mostly, if not all, complete, before a mediation is held.
More than you ever wanted to know about mediation.