ThoughtFox
Expecting the Unexpected
I have to disagree with you there. Gail didn't have to be "told" because she already knew someone who was an attorney - the guy in Hoover, AL, that she went to see over Easter.BeanE said:I think probably neither of them understood at the time of that conversation that the divorce had to be in TN. A misunderstanding of that would make sense since, at that point, it seems Gail had not yet consulted an attorney.
Or, maybe getting an attorney in AL was another of the things Arlene "told" Gail to do, and she assumed that because she "told" her to do it, Gail would.
Chattanoogan 6/18/2011
Didn't a registered local say that this guy was also an attorney? I can't find that anywhere, but I seem to remember that.
How tragic it is if Gail was thinking of asking the Hoover guy to represent her in the divorce, and they thought she was being psychotic.
But she trusted them enough to leave jewelry with them. Could it be that they didn't believe her husband was cheating, and thought she was "nutty" to be leaving such a wonderful guy? That might explain why they assumed that her distress was all in her head.
Hmmm...