Posted by kelly on February 9, 2000, at 18:11:40
In reply to Re: THE LIVING DEAD, posted by PattyG on February 9, 2000, at 6:29:36
> Kelly,
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> I've never heard of PTI........do you know if it is something utilized in all states or just where you live? Very interesting. I would think, also, that if you truly cannot afford an attorney, the court is obligated to appoint a pauper attorney. Even if your husband is then deemed able to pay, it could be paid in installment payments. (Of course you would have no control over who is representing you/your husband.) Please keep us posted. And I commend you on the type of work you do. It is quite admirable to bring efficient and loving care to the elderly - I'm sure they appreciate you!As far as I know it's in all states maybe under a different name.And his lawyer said he would take installment payments if we had to go on anymore,We didn't want a court appointed lawyer because they don't fight for you,(YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR). Our lawyer said we could win if we wanted to fight it but my husband don't want it in the papers anymore because they print what they want & our kids went through so much last time it was all in the papers.
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