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I think your husband actually could sue you for this.

He's getting what somebody that wasn't aware of what he was doing deserves. An acquittal.

I just wanted to remind you on the irrelevance of your opinion.

Glad to see that there still are reliable employees in this courthouse!

I think at this point we're all lucky that the opinion of a mere Hufflepuff doesn't count.

My client has rights too, Mr. Jeff. He won't stop to file appeals until he is at least allowed to see his kid regularly. We will ask @Pot Goblin to approve them.

Disagreed. @ThatKid could suffer from not seeing his father.

If you want my honest advice: With all these serious charges you're facing at the moment, you should concentrate on winning the trial first. Under the current circumstances it will be impossible for you to get the full custody of @ThatKid.

Your honor, dear members of the jury, my client filed for the full custody of @ThatKid because he is aware of that it would be the best for his son to live with him. Since @ThatKid was born, @ThatGuy had to take care of his son almost all alone. Due to @ThatWife's alcohol addiction, she wasn't...

Right.

Under certain circumstances, yes.

Believe me, I kept telling him this over and over again. But "yadadada I'm that guy", you know.