‘Days Of Our Congressman’: Court Date Set For William Timmons’ Mistress

FWIW – Cases heard in Family Court are rarely open to the public and/or the media, for any number of reasons….and the results of divorce/custody orders are frequently sealed, again for any number of reasons and at the request(s) of one or more of the parties.

Speaking of “the parties” — each is an adult (at least measured by years) over the age of consent.

BUT there is a little girl (age maybe 5 or 6 now?) whose future will be considered in the matter. At her age, she normally wouldn’t be present, nor asked to submit a statement to His/Her Honor presiding. She likely has a guardian ad litem – a person tasked with advocating for her best interests via testimony and/or a report submitted to the Judge. Normally, the guardian must be approved by both parties.

She’s not a ‘party’ – but HERS should be the primary and most important outcome to consider from the bench.