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It's easy to get stuck in old school
things. My first goal is to bring us

the 21st century.

Take the firm in a different direction.

Is this your place? I'm her lawyer,
Abigail.

Aiden, I was wondering if you'd like to
go out tonight.

Jesus Christ.

What'd you do to my daughter?

She showed up drunk.

I've got Nico.

What are you talking about? Nico's here.
Nico walked through the night from deep

go.

They didn't even notice I was gone.

You're a bitch.

You're both garbage parents.

I'm not letting my children spend
another minute here. He wants a child

and access evaluation.

For the next few months, a psychologist
will be monitoring you. If I had just

stayed in that night, none of this would
be happening.

Oh, poor Frank.

Because of all of his problems with my
drinking.

Well, what about him? How he's keeping
my own children from me. I think that's

enough for today.

Come into a forward fold.

Come into a half lift with a flat back.

Then plant your hands and step back into
downward facing dog.

Take a breath in and... Feel your...

Oh, I just got another email from that
psychologist. She wants to

schedule my interview.

That half aggressive toad. Abby.

I'm done.

Is my daughter going to lose her kids?

No. I just don't know how I'm going to
get through this interview without

things worse.

Abby couldn't hold it together. What
chance do I have with the toad?

To start with, you might want to stop
calling her the toad.

She's just doing her job.

Okay. Tell me exactly what to say.

You'll just sound like you've been
coached.

Stay cool, be honest, and be yourself.

Because that worked so well for him.

Now.

I think I'm going with a different
strategy.

Avoidance.

Like, buddy, did you even read the
parenting capacity assessment?

Sorry, guys, I hate to break this up,
but would you mind giving me a moment

alone with Frank?

I haven't seen my kids in over a week.
Why are you being such a colossal dick?

I am genuinely concerned about the
safety of our children when they're in

care.

That was a truly awful night, but it
wasn't my fault. It is never your fault.

We're done here, okay? From now on, we
communicate through our lawyers.

What?

Marguerite! Harry.

I heard that you and Roderick have
decided to go your separate ways. I'm

Morning, Harry.

Phil, morning.

Sorry I'm a few minutes late. Can I get
you a treat to go with that coffee?

No, thanks.

Be right back.

I thought that you were happy with the
work I did on your previous divorces. I

was. Thrilled, actually.

But I read that interview your son gave
in business in Vancouver.

It seems like Swenson and Swenson is
going in a different direction these

Eleanor. Hi, nice to see you. You too.

Someone forgot her lunch today.

How are you holding up?

Jerry's old man.

Oh, Frank's being a complete asshole.

Oh. But on the bright side, she's got a
date tonight with a hot fireman.

Ooh, a fireman. Every woman's fantasy.

Not mine.

Actually, I think I'm going to cancel.

Why? I'm just not in the right
headspace.

But he's a fireman. Yeah, get in the
right headspace.

Daniel, I'm asking for you in the
boardroom. Your 10 o 'clock is here.

How can we help you, Drew?

I need to contest an unlawful eviction.

I've been living in this place forever,
and now, suddenly, without warning, I'm

getting kicked out. I'm sorry, we don't
do residential tenancy cases.

We're a family law firm. We only deal
with family matters. This is a family

matter. My parents are trying to evict
me from their basement.

How is this an eviction? Aren't your
parents just asking you to move out?

At the worst possible time.

I'm trying to finish my documentary.

I can't stop now and go find some Joe
job just so I can afford rent.

Look, I know how that sounds, but the
rental market here is insane.

How is anyone supposed to afford first
and last month's rent plus a security

deposit? Vancouver is an expensive city.

Maybe your parents can give you a break
on your rent for a couple of months so

you can save up. I don't currently pay
rent.

Good morning.

Hey.

New client?

Just a guy who's unhappy with his
parents.

Case is a non -starter.

Did he have the funds to pay us?

Yeah, the money his parents gave him to
move out.

Didn't feel ethical.

Your ethics are going to bankrupt us,
Daniel. We need all the business we can

get to replace the clients who are
jumping ship.

Who are you talking about? All this soft
law BS you've been spouting to the

press is giving people the wrong
impression.

I'll see if I can get Drew and his
parents in here.

Daniel, I've been updating the HR system
like you asked.

Thanks, Jerry.

There's something that's come to my
attention.

You're not going to like it.

You don't have your paralegal
certificate?

It wasn't in your file, so I called the
paralegal organization.

I've done all of the coursework, I
swear. I just haven't passed the final

yet. Seriously?

I'm your supervising lawyer.

I've sent you to court.

I've had you in family mediations. I've
asked you to provide clients with

preliminary legal advice. And I've
enjoyed all of that. You're not allowed

doing any of it! Not without the proper
designation.

You know what kind of trouble I could
get in?

I'm so sorry. I'll just come clean to
Harry. No! No.

Don't do that.

Probably best we keep this among the
three of us.

So, what do we do now?

You pass the exam.

As soon as possible.

Yes, sir.

Cecile, I need you to pull every
reported high -net -worth divorce case

Sterling has handled in the past ten
years.

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm allowed to do that.

True Sinclair is here with the parents.

No need to waste your time, Abby.

I got this one.

Why?

Clive and Celeste need their son to move
out so they can retire, downsize to a

condo, and sell their small business.

Not that they need a reason. That's not
going to work for us.

True's in a tough spot.

He simply can't afford to live on his
own. They gave him five grand to move

In this rental market, that's peanuts.

He's lucky he got that. They don't owe
him anything.

He's their son.

He is 40.

I'm so close to finishing my
documentary.

You said I could stay until I was done.

I know we said that, sweetheart.

Celeste and I have always supported
Drew's dream of being a filmmaker.

You know, we sent him to film school.

We bought him a camera package and
editing system. But he's been working on

project for... Over seven years now.
That's how long it took Ken Burns to

his film on the Vietnam War.

Wasn't that a ten -part miniseries?

This is my one shot.

It has to be perfect.

Genius takes time, Mom. You said that.
We all know there's no case here. We'll

see about that.

My clients have the right to decide who
lives on their property. The only

outcome they're willing to accept is
that Drew vacates the family home

immediately. Then we'll see you in
court.

You heard her.

See you in court, Dad.

Are you coming?

Drew only had this learner's permit.

He can't drive without us in the car.

Sorry about Abby's behavior in there.

We're all good though, right?

Yeah, of course.

in court?

You know Frank's right. We don't have a
case.

Oh, but hey, as long as you and the guy
who's keeping me away from my kids are

all good, who cares?

Abby, he's a colleague.

At least one of us needs to be
professional.

How does a 40 -year -old still live with
his parents?

Pathetic.

That is not the same thing, and you know
it.

Anyway, lots of adults live with their
parents. Or with their half -sister's

parents. For cultural reasons, with
crazy student debt.

His parents have bankrolled his dream to
be a filmmaker. There's nothing wrong

with that. There's a woman whose daddy
paid for her to go to Stanford.

And it's still paying her office lease.

You sure you want to go there? When that
same daddy is the only person you've

ever worked for.

At least I have my own practice.

You might be okay handing this win to
your best bud Frank, but I'm not.

You just want to play Frank in court.

Busted. If you want to feel better about
taking the guy's money, how about let's

win? Lucy, I want us to take a field
trip to Drew's house.

Dr. Valerie Powell is here to see you.
Who's that?

The tone.

What does Abigail like to work with?

She's really made her presence felt
around here.

In what way?

Abby has a gift for thinking outside the
box.

Can you give me an example?

She turned a paternity case into a high
-profile class action suit.

She will be missed when she goes back to
personal injury.

During the course of her employment
here, have you ever suspected she was

drugs or alcohol?

I do not have any concrete evidence of
that.

You said what?

I covered for you. What do you mean you
covered for me?

I don't like being put in a position
where I have to fudge the truth.

Tell me, what is it that you had to
fudge, Daniel?

I just lost an hour of my day defending
you instead of making this firm money.

So instead of attacking me, you might
want to try a little fake... And

furthermore, your client's egregious
behavior in this matter... You used

egregious in the last paragraph.

Maybe deplorable?

Yes.

Excellent. Your client's deplorable
behavior... Sir?

I usually take your dictation.

Winston has much better spelling.

And a paralegal has more important
things to attend to, like bringing me

case reports, I ask. All of Phil
Sterling's high -net -worth divorce

the last ten years.

Good work, Cecile.

Beautiful images.

What's it about?

The environment, life, the human
condition.

It's just a rough cut.

I do everything.

Lighting, sound, editing.

No crew?

I like to work alone.

Other humans aren't really my jam.

That's probably why editing is my
favorite part of the creative process.

Did your parents have these made?

Yeah. They're, uh...

Kind of hokey, but I don't want to hurt
their feelings.

Oh, that's the footage for a corporate
video I was doing for my parent company.

We had some creative differences, and I
never finished it. And these are all

home movies?

Yeah. I got the film bug from my dad. He
always had the video camera out when I

was a kid.

Could I borrow these?

Go nuts.

Oh, hello.

Now, I don't care how mad you are, Ada.

You cannot survive on coffee alone.

Sorry about the math.

Mother, what's your life?

Language.

You got a small refund from those taxes
I filed for you. Just sign this check,

I'll deposit it in your account.

Your mother's making her famous chicken
pot pie for dinner tonight.

So, be upstairs at six sharp.

Booking your paralegal exam?

I'm in the loop.

Please don't tell Harry.

I'm not a rat.

I don't get it.

You're clearly not incompetent.

Thanks. So why haven't you taken it?

I have. And failed.

Twice.

Tests really freak me out. I just
freeze.

By the time my head stops spinning and I
can remember how to breathe, it's time

up.

What?

What's this?

Our client's childhood.

Start scanning them into digital files
and screen them right away. What am I

looking for? Anything out of the
ordinary.

I can take half if you want.

I'm bored.

Take a paw.

Come on, Craig.

It's not really how positive
reinforcement training works.

He's such a good boy.

Truth.

parents had custom trophies made for
him. Imagine his disappointment when he

debuts his documentary and it doesn't
win an Oscar.

He can't fail if he doesn't finish it.
The way they wait on him hand and foot.

Molly coddling is the worst thing you
can do to a child. What a convenient

of view.

You weren't that interesting until you
were 19 anyway.

You and mom basically chucked a pack of
diapers at me and called it a day. And

you turned out just fine.

Highly debatable.

I taught you to be self -sufficient. You
neglected us.

This coffee wasn't worth it.

Get that dog out of the kitchen.

Harry's telling himself his neglect made
us self -reliant.

Using that logic, we could argue that
Clive and Celeste's extreme helicopter

parenting stunted Drew's growth.

That'll never fly.

Well, think about it. They didn't teach
him the skills to survive.

It's called learned helplessness. Now
he's dependent on them.

There is a clause in the Family Law Act.

pertains to children over the age of 19
who can't provide for themselves or

withdraw from the parent's charge.

Child support for adults.

Exactly.

Okay, you two are putting your heads
together.

Foosball table and some trophies aren't
enough.

We're going to lose.

I'm not handing this win to Frank on a
platter, Daniel.

Lucy, will you do a session with Drew?

Sure.

Good luck.

Thank you. Where are you going?

A wine bar in Cool Harbor.

What?

Have you told Aiden you're an alcoholic
yet?

It hasn't come up.

Another beer?

Uh, yeah, that'd be great.

You sure you don't want anything to
drink? Oh, I'm fine with it.

Oh.

What's it like saving people from
burning buildings all day?

I really want to impress you, but
honestly, most of the job is sitting

the firehouse playing cards and
practical jokes.

It's not that exciting.

What's it like being a family lawyer?

Dealing with people in pain. You feel
like the legal system can take it away?

Does it?

Rarely.

And you're new to this firm you're at.

Uh, when I searched for the address, I
noticed your name wasn't on the website.

Uh, yeah, I've been there nine months.

Why did you change firms?

It's a long story.

Oh, okay.

So, uh, where do you live, Aiden?

Uh, downtown.

You? I live with my... I live on the
North Shore.

Do your kids go to school over there?

They go to school by their... by where
their dad lives.

How long have you been divorced?

Sorry.

Be back in a minute.

Can I walk you to your car?

You don't have to do that.

It's nice to meet you, Aiden.

I know this was just one date, and you
don't owe me anything.

You seem different today.

Did I do something?

No, no.

It's not you.

It's... It's me.

Which means it's definitely me.

So... Okay, then.

Have a good day.

No, Aiden, wait.

I didn't order a drink because I'm a
recovering alcoholic.

I got fired from my old firm for
vomiting in a courtroom after a bender.

basically a pariah in the legal
community, so now I work for my

and a half -brother who hates me.

I live on the North Shore because I had
to move back in with my mother after

getting kicked out of my house.

I've temporarily lost custody of my kids
and I'm in the middle of an awful

divorce, but technically still married.
So when I say it's not you, it's me,

I...

So? I didn't get home until two in the
morning.

And the girl?

Probably a one and done, though.

Some serious oversharing. I doubt I'll
hear from them again.

Oh.

Wants to go for a walk with me on the
beach tomorrow.

Sounds like this guy doesn't scare easy.

Why don't you want to move out of your
parents' basement, Drew?

It's not that I don't want to. I just
can't afford to.

What kind of place would you get if
money was no object?

I'd get a daily art mansion with a
massive movie screening room, which I'm

to do anyway once I sell my doc.

My parents will have their own wing.

That's nice. You'd let them move in?

They deserve it.

My mom could finally have her own sewing
room.

It sounds like your parents are close.

In spite of what they're doing to me
right now, they're my best friends.

I know that sounds lame, but they're
just really interesting people.

Well, until you can afford your mansion,
how would you feel about getting a

place with a roommate?

I'm not going to live with a bunch of
strangers.

Okay. Have you thought about getting a
day job?

I won't participate in the corporate rat
race anymore.

Anymore? I had a McJob for a while.

But it sucked the creative life force
out of me. I was taking millions of

a day, and this customer complained,
said I was rude, but I didn't mean to

just don't know what to say to all these
people all day.

Small talk can be tough.

Anyway, that doesn't matter. I'm going
to sell my documentary for six figures

for sure.

Doc sell for that much?

The feedback has been insanely good.

I showed my parents a rough cut, and my
dad said it was the best documentary

he's ever seen of all time.

Wow. Yeah!

And that's why I don't understand why
they're doing this to me now.

I'm this close.

They said they'd support me until I
finished, and now they're just pulling

plug on me?

That shit is cold.

Did you find anything on those tapes?

Seems like a pretty normal family to me.

Define normal.

Yeah, that's probably not a good idea,
buddy.

It's not far, and we'll stay together.

Oh, you know the rules. You can't leave
our street without adult supervision.

Anyway, it's close to your nap time,
honey bunny.

Mom's made your warm milk.

Jiminy Christmas!

Stop! Everybody stop right now!

True, you need to wear your goggles.
Mom, I'm...

to protect your eye.

Can you believe this?

We might as well have kept him on a
child leash.

My parents had one of those.

They only used it till I was five.

This all lines up.

Drew suffers from intense social
anxiety.

His parents were so overprotective, they
kept him from learning basic life

skills.

Can't he just learn them now?

Not that simple, Daniel. He's got Peter
Pan syndrome.

Syndrome's are good.

It's not recognized by the DSM yet, but
Drew is completely dependent on his

parents. Not just practically and
financially, but also emotionally and

socially. He can't function without
them.

That's greatness for us.

Give me the time code for these. I'm
going to get Drew to put a little

reel together.

Hello, Abigail.

How would you describe Abigail's mental
state?

She's in peak mental form, sharp as a
tack, consummate professional.

And outside of work?

What are your observations of Abigail as
a parent?

That she is loving, patient, kind,
consistent, and it's paid off. She's

two incredible kids. I can say without
reservation that Abigail is an excellent

mother. Oh.

Now, you were estranged from Abigail for
35 years, correct?

No, that is not correct.

33. Huh.

And you reconnected with her six months
ago.

Nine. My mistake.

How often would you say you've seen
Abigail interact with her children over

period? Oh.

A number of times.

What number?

I haven't been counting.

No, it's okay, Sophia.

I don't have anything to say. I just
wanted to hear your voice, so I'll

you now.

Love you, too.

Can you tell Nico I'm still waiting for
him to play his move -on wordsype,

please?

Get the pacing just right.

I barely had time to add in a musical
score.

That probably wasn't necessary, but we
appreciate the effort.

Final question, Mr. Sinclair.

How would you describe your relationship
with your son?

Well, other than the fact he's taken us
to court, it's very good.

Neither Celeste nor I had much of a
relationship with our parents.

Children should be seen and not heard
and all that.

But we knew we wanted to do it right.

You know, be involved in his life.

He's been the light of our lives,
really.

It's just time for Celeste and me to
start a new chapter.

One that doesn't center around Drew.

Thank you.

I have no further questions.

Counsel?

Your Honor, I'd like to present some
video evidence to the court.

Oh, I'm fine. You have to protect your
honor. Please.

Okay, thank you. I think we get the
picture.

Mr. Sinclair, what you say is clearly
true.

You and Mrs. Sinclair were involved
parents who gave their son the best

childhood they could imagine.

But is it possible in your attempt to
avoid making the same mistakes your

parents made, you made new ones?

You're saying we're guilty of loving our
son too much?

I'm saying that in trying to shield your
son from any pain or failure, you

robbed him of the learning opportunities
necessary to be a functioning adult in

society.

Drew now suffers from crippling anxiety.

It's affected his ability to form
relationships, work, care for himself.

Despite your best intentions, you have
handicapped your son. And for that

reason, he now requires your support to
survive in this world.

Objection. This is ludicrous.

Sustained.

I'm ready to rule.

While I sympathize with Drew's
challenges, there's a limit to what you

on upbringing.

I strongly recommend you seek
professional counseling, but I can't

do that.

Any more than I can force them to let
their 40 -year -old son stay in their

against their wishes.

And as for child support, please.

Can we appeal?

Technically, yes, but you can't afford
it.

Pro bono?

Uh, no.

Good luck with everything, Drew.

There has to be something more we can
do.

Why don't you find a job that doesn't
stress you out?

Like, uh, an animal shelter.

Oh, I'm scared of dogs.

Stock shelves at a grocery store. I'm a
documentary filmmaker.

Look, you did a great job editing those
clips together, and you did it on a

tight deadline. Why don't you do that?

You've got real talent.

I could email some production companies.

Think smaller.

Finish that hot tub video and use it as
a calling card to get more work.

Independent by documentary?

True.

It's time.

Grow the F up.

Oh, hello, Marguerite.

Listen, about Phil Sterling, I hope
there are no hard feelings.

Quite the opposite. I think you're very
wise to be doing your due diligence. I

imagine you found Faisal versus Van Ems
interesting, given the parallels with

the financial broker in that case.

Well, I'm up to meet a client, but
lovely seeing you as always.

I booked your exam for you.

Why would you do that?

You know all the stuff.

I'm not mentally prepared.

I reached out to the paralegal
organization and requested extra time

complete the exam.

They're more than happy to accommodate
your special learning needs.

I don't have special needs.

Then don't use extra time.

Oh, Abigail, I've reached out to your
mother a few times.

I'm not sure she's getting my messages.

Could you ask her to contact me?

Sure.

Thank you.

So I've seen quite a bit of Abby's
interactions with her children since

been living under the same roof.

Hmm. Do you feel that Abigail's
alcoholism has affected Sophia and Nico?

I mean, I'm sure it has in the past.

But it would be irresponsible of me to
speculate how.

Have you ever witnessed Abigail neglect
her children due to her substance abuse?

No. Never.

And like I said, we've been living
together for months.

Look, I understand why you need to
pursue this line of questioning.

But I know you would never stigmatize
Abby's illness.

No, of course not. Especially since she
has worked so hard to recover.

There's a framework for these questions.

Yeah. And you and I both know that
that's just a formality.

Abby more than passes the parenting
threshold of good enough.

Okay, pull your arm back like this. And
then, right before you release the rock,

you just give your wrist a quick flick
to create spin.

And it should make it skip.

Wow.

That was a very impressive
demonstration.

It's supposed to skim.

That rock couldn't find the bottom of
the ocean fast enough. The stone wasn't

flat enough.

Craftswoman never blames her tools. I
need a better rock.

Oh, my son.

Hi, Nico.

Hello?

You okay?

Yeah.

No, you're not.

I'm tired of... I'm just tired.

I can help with that.

I don't think you can.

What are you doing? Stop!

Ms. Bianchi, wait.

Drew, we're not appealing the case. No,
it's not about that.

My parents are filing a cease and desist
order against me.

What? Why?

I posted a video last night, and it's
already gone viral.

Now that you've purchased your new hot
tub, welcome to the family.

Hot what?

Welcome to the Belcara hot tub family.

Find your gun, friend.

I can't. All right, all right, all
right. Keep rolling. Welcome to the

Cat, your mouth is looking out.

Welcome to the family. No, I'm not.
That, that. Son of a mother.

Cat.

What?

I'm on my fucking mark.

Pride of ownership you'll feel with your
new Valkyra hot dog.

Okay, I think we all get the gist.

It got close to 100 ,000 views
overnight.

We're going to be the laughing stock of
the hot tub industry. That's going to

come down.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

You wanted Drew to stand on his own two
feet, and now that he has, you want to

cut his legs out from under him? This
video is going to sink us.

How can you be sure?

We did sell a couple of tubs this
morning.

The phones have been ringing off the
hook.

I'm not surprised.

You're actually quite endearing in the
video in an offbeat kind of way.

See? You just need a new slogan.

Balcara. The best mother fudging hot
tubs in the lower mainland.

That's actually pretty good.

You're such a creative bug.

It kind of has a rig to it. It's a win
-win. You sell more tubs and Drew is

trending. And it proves what you both
knew all along.

Your son has some real talent.

You started without me?

Well, we're not backing down on our
cease and desist orders, so... Clyde!

and I are going to sleep on it.

Let's regroup tomorrow.

Now that you've purchased your new hot
tub, welcome to the family hut.

What?

Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Bogan is here to see
you.

I see what you did there.

directing me to that case.

Phil Sterling really botched it. He
certainly did.

That broker's ex didn't get a sniff of
his commission.

Is that what's gonna happen to me?

Not if I've got anything to say about
it.

Can we start talking strategy?

Almost an hour.

That's bad, right?

Not necessarily.

So it's good?

I didn't say that either.

I'm just happy Joanne stopped dodging
her. She needs to just be herself.

She'd need three martinis for that.

Just try and relax.

I signed a lease on an apartment today.

You did?

I was starting to feel like I was
pulling a bit of a Drew.

I can see that.

I thought you'd be more excited.

I am.

But I have to admit, it's been great
getting to know each other as sisters.

Having a buffer between me and my mom.

Also, Abby is a great mother.

Could you write that down, too, please?
Remind me, how old was Abigail when you

and her father divorced?

Uh, seven.

Right, that's right.

And I understand she was immediately
estranged from her father from that

on? Mm -hmm.

How did Abigail react to her father's
sudden departure from her life? Oh, she

was more than fine with it, trust me.
She never wanted to see him again.

And why is that?

Because he was a lying, cheating
asshole, and Abby knew that.

I raised her in a no -secrets house.

Honesty was always my policy.

Is that Abigail's policy with Sophia and
Nico?

No. But I don't mean that in a bad way.
What way do you mean?

Like, one time, Nico FaceTimed because
he wanted to come over after school, and

Abby said that he couldn't because she
had to work. And I told her she had to

tell him the truth, that Nico couldn't
come over because his father wouldn't

allow it. Just the facts.

I don't know why she's constantly
covering for that jerk.

But I guess... Well, I suppose that she
didn't want him to feel

like...

You know, he had to pick sides.

Hey, Cordelia.

Frank and Louisa want to meet.

Today. You think I'm getting my
parenting time back?

I hope so.

My boardroom, five o 'clock.

Hey, Drew.

Are your parents here?

Nope. I'm here by myself.

I'm getting settled up.

They've withdrawn their application for
the cease and desist order.

And get this.

They're going to let me stay in the
basement for six more months.

Sounds fair.

Yeah, but they're sticking me with rent.

Also fair.

200 bucks a month.

I also have to do my driver's test and
take adulting classes.

And I have offered...

to cook dinner once a week.

Won't be pretty, but it's something.

Good for you, Drew.

Because of you that I posted that video,
I'm actually getting some leads off it.

All corporate videos.

Hey, it's all filmmaking.

Good luck to you.

Drew just paid his bill in full.

Who? The client we brought back in. Oh.

We billed some nice hours.

Great.

Anything else?

No, just wanted to tell you.

Daniel, I'm not giving you a trophy for
doing your job.

Uh -oh, here comes trouble.

Hey, Daniel.

Oh, I'm looking forward to getting some
revenge on the course this afternoon.

Yeah, we'll see about that.

Then I want you to tell me exactly how
you managed to steal my client away from

me, you bastard.

You mean after you stole her from me?
Client's keepers. Can't cheat a cheer.

Yes. I'm giving you the yips. You think
you're going to beat me, but you'll

never beat me.

I took the test.

And I killed it.

Yeah, you did.

I might have used a couple minutes of
the extra time, so thanks, Winston.

Anytime.

Jerry, I passed the test.

Of course you did.

Mr. Bianchi believes that it is
important for the children to see their

For that reason, he is willing to resume
their informal parenting schedule.

But we do have some conditions.

Any alcohol in the house must be locked
away where the children cannot access

it.

Fine. Next. And the children can no
longer have any contact with their

grandmother. What?

Why? You know why, Abby.

That wasn't her fault. I don't trust her
with them.

I live in her house.

My client's living arrangement makes
this next to impossible.

But that's the point, isn't it?

We understand that there may be some
logistical challenges, but that isn't my

client's problem.

If you wish to resume your parenting
time, these are our conditions.