You consider those things and decide “go or no go”. If you’ve committed to “go”, you then do what you can to minimize the expense, the hassle, the mental strain, and the fallout for your friends and relatives.
LK requesting through her lawyers that she be deposed virtually is a completely rational, sensible and legitimate request. The judge will decide. The fact that the illegal elderly mob is trying to cast her stating her preference for being deposed remotely (gasp!) as some scandalous, evil move on her part just indicates how warped this discussion has become.
More likely, you play by the rules of court and civil procedure. And yes, the judge will decide.
Not a single person here has called her move scandalous or evil. And it most certainly is not warped to discuss the normal processes that occur when someone chooses to file a suit.
When you consciously decide to pick a venue and file suit, you assume the risks of having to travel to said venue to have your suit heard. The Burden is on you - not the defendants.
Between the apparent lack of good options for legal representation, the questions about not turning over records, the part where subpoenas are ignored, it’s kind of remarkable how much the behavior pattern resembles a certain unnamed politician.
Re bolded. He did not use the phrase “Guilty but Insane” as three contiguous words. He had a lengthy sentence which includes the word “guilty” (not capitalized) and the word “insanity”.
But yet she has no problem coming to New Jersey for Michael’s Krol hearing according to her recent social media posts. (Which we all know she is not entitled to attend nor give a victim impact statement as she claims, once again on social media!)
It is a pretty remarkable contrast between the vast majority of people who are trying to discuss the actual current situation, and the people who just keep trying to rehash ancient history, drag other posters on ridiculous tangents, distract, obfuscate, etc., etc.
How on earth is it not germane? The fact that the verdict in the criminal trial, NGRI, indicates that the jury found, as a matter of fact, that “he shot her” and caused the personal injury is the most germane thing there could possibly be in a personal injury lawsuit!