What you know, alibiers. Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm Gigi. Good to have you here.

It's Wednesday, September 3rd. I'm going to be doing these in bite-sized pieces because I'm leaving at two to fly to Denver for CrimeCon.

So I really don't want to get there and have to work six hours. I'd like to take my daughter out to dinner.

She's flying in from New Orleans for

CrimeCon. Can't wait to see her and my parents are coming. So really, really excited to meet all the

alibiers. First witness on the stand, Kristen Adamson. She was Wendy's first divorce attorney.

They talk about relocation and she said it's more of a difficult thing in the family court system.

These kind of cases are not unusual for Tallahassee and gives the example that there are students

who have kids and they graduate and maybe want to leave and go somewhere else and the other parent

doesn't. She said the common reason people want to relocate is to be closer to family. It is common for

parents to attend these meetings, whether their child is 20 or 40. She thinks there is a presumption

against relocation, and she lets her clients know that. It's basically a 50-50 shot. Sometimes you have

better odds, sometimes not. But she did tell

Wendy at the time this was her shot because once the divorce is over, it's much harder to get

relocation. Wendy would have had to have proven a substantial change in circumstance. It could be a

better paying job, which is one thing she did. The witness said

she's only won a single case in 37 years of practicing for relocation, although she has had

clients who came to agreements. She thought Wendy had good reasons. Her parents were in Miami and

Dan's job was very flexible. When talking about the bribe that was floated around for a million

dollars, she said it is not unusual to offer financial incentives to the other parent to see if that would allow relocation.

Now, Wendy did waive attorney-client confidentiality for this testimony. I'm not going to go through

this. Really, they go through marital assets, what Dan didn't do. I'm not going to go through this. Really, they go through

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