Christine and Trey are back with two major stories out of Louisville's Jefferson Family Court. First

Added: 2026-05-27

[00:00:00]Obviously, there's litigants involved as well, but I just want everyone to be careful. You judges should be looking over your shoulders and you should start treating your staff with respect and understand their socioeconomic status because they realize that if they didn't have the connection to you that this could happen to them or happen to their family members because they live in a very different world than you do, but I don't want the judges to be retaliatory or start believing that just because we report on something that it's because a litigant sent it to us because often times it's not. Yeah, in fact, yeah, as you said, more often than not, it's not from anyone involved in the litigation itself. Correct. And so I was able to do a what I consider to be a confirmation that this actually did occur through different channels. I am going to request the tape, so we will get the tape. Again, if we are wrong, um I will issue a full apology, but my understanding is that there was an FOC on the case. I did look up the case. It was on a Friday, the Friday before Mother's Day, and you had a pro se mom in a courtroom. It's my understanding that the judge made some sort of excuse about how, you know, was in a caregiving role.

[00:01:07]I think you and I have different positions on this. I as a as a litigator just remember how often things would come up in judges' schedules and cases would just have to get continued.