Tasha has been scrambling for two weeks trying to find the money for an attorney. I've been silently twisting from the hooks of worry. Last night I asked her if she had the money. "Yes. I have it. Don't worry." Then she disappeared into her bedroom for the night. But what a relief. We have beaten back every charge - all false - with lawyers, but I lost so much at the first trial, a civil one, when I did not have a lawyer, and they did. The monsters have tried to build on that repeatedly with other charges, but with attorneys, we've defeated all of them. Some charges have been so outrageous that the judge has refused to hear them after pre-trial conferences. But you can be sure that wouldn't have happened without good attorneys.
This means that the broken air-conditioning unit for the bedrooms won't be fixed any time soon. It is especially galling in that the Ticks have just bought a new car, but we can't afford air-conditioning because our money goes to defeating their false charges.
Two-Guns at peternickerson12@yahoo.com
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