Fischer Family on Trial

Permalink 07/02/09 @ 01:17:18 am , Categories: German Law, Action, Other  


By now Corinna, Manuel and family will at least have started their court hearing, so we can take a break from emailing and faxing - thanks to all those who did so.

I am sure that receiving correspondence in English will have thrown the Court a bit, so you may not have received a confirmation receipt as the German folks already have. I know I haven't yet!

We'll keep you informed the moment we can confirm the outcome.



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