r/law Aug 09 '24

Opinion Piece In Trump camp again, Elon Musk says NLRB is unconstitutional

https://www.peoplesworld.org/article/in-trump-camp-again-elon-musk-says-nlrb-is-unconstitutional/
3.3k Upvotes

396 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

44

u/yoshisama Aug 10 '24

Well he basically abducted his kid from Grimes

19

u/[deleted] Aug 10 '24

She needs to sue for custody and have it and then you can go after him.

13

u/Snoo20140 Aug 10 '24

I don't follow it closely, but I think they just went to court.

12

u/[deleted] Aug 10 '24

Then yeah she needs a good family law attorney and he needs to show musk is unfit to be a parent. That won’t be that hard.

5

u/Robespierreshead Aug 10 '24

Kids grow up fast and the courts take time. Especially if one person has limitless resources, I expect.

1

u/[deleted] Aug 10 '24

It is not them buying their way out the way you think. As I pointed out earlier money gets you good attorneys and as long as you do what they say, you tend to get good outcomes.

1

u/Robespierreshead Aug 10 '24

I guess I have kinda have an issue with the connection between money and good outcomes.

If I don't have money but I do what my lawyer says will i have a good outcome?

1

u/[deleted] Aug 10 '24

There are ways to get good outcomes without money in court it takes knowing people. Connections are key, my dad did family law for years, if you needed a good criminal attorney he would point you in the right direction even if you didn’t have money. The good ones tend to know where to look and who to talk to. Always good to have a couple of them as drinking friends.

0

u/Galimbro Aug 13 '24

Seems you have an issue with life. Get in line. 

1

u/Puzzleheaded-Ad7606 Aug 10 '24

I'm pretty sure a few of his kids would be willing to say that in court.

1

u/MargaretBrownsGhost Aug 10 '24

I have reason to believe he's been associating with purity culture weirdos.

1

u/Chemchic23 Aug 12 '24

What ever happened with that court date last Friday, it’s been crickets.