Luce's Response to Mandated Mediation

Luce and Associates have opted against the court ordered mediation.  Attorney Christi Goeller responds the mediation company and myself hoping to schedule mediation to keep the matter out of the courts. 

 

My response to All parties:

All Parties,

An active Order for Mediation, signed by Presiding Judge Frank Cuthbertson in Pierce County Superior Court in November 18, 2106, is a separate matter from the dismissal of the intestacy petition.  

I will be moving forward with a petition to compel compliance on all parties opting against the court mandated mediation.  

@Christi, do you have a preference as to which Friday I schedule your clients' uncompliance petition?

Regards, 

Heather Mickelson

From Christi Goeller to Mediation company:

Hi Judy,

We are not agreeable to mediation at this time. The Pierce County case that forms the basis for Ms. Mickelson’s mediation request is currently considered dismissed at the Superior Court level and is pending an appeal by Ms. Mickelson. Therefore, it is our position that there is no case to mediate at this time.

Sincerely,

Christi C. Goeller

June 17, 2016 Order of Probate Dismissal by Mary Dicke

Ruling to Dismiss on June 17th, 2016.  At 2:19, Mr, Ken Luce, from Luce & Associates states his office policy is to use blue ink on original documents; black is a copy.  The judge ruled to allow me to see the "Original", which was provided with some hesitation by Luce and showed only my dad and notary in blue - my mom's is in black. 

KEN LUCE:  As long as we're still on the record, your Honor, the policy in our office is to assign different color ink so we know the difference between the original and a copy.  

HEATHER MICKELSON: May I just peek at it? Ok, so my mom's is in black and my dad is blue and the notary is in blue.  

Full Hearing from June 17, 2016.