CRH,
never argue.
The questions you posed in your last post are questions arising from a dispute.
The first thing you must do is change your mindset and believe in what you are doing.
Enslegis appears to have offered a good method so you may want to PM them on the particulars of that.
But you can file an affidavit or a power of attorney signed by your daughter appointing you her counsel. You will have to bone up on courtroom procedure if you go this route.
You can make it a court of record by bringing in your own recorder. If they do not want to make an official record--then you make one. If this is a trial I am sure there will be a court recorder.
The notary is not there to swear in, the notary is there to do the swearing in. Don't worry about that too much because the prosecutor will not swear in. because they know they are perjuring themselves.
You may ask who is the damaged party? You have the right to face your accusor. You may ask does the prosecutor have an affidavit on file to appear and represent the accused? You will have one why don't they? You may object everytime the prosecutor begins to speak about the "alleged" facts of the case. Check out the downloads section. Ice has posted some very good info there on objecting and where it can lead.
There are lots of avenues to take but, whichever road you take to victory--you must know and believe that that is the right road. Doubt will only make you turn around and start from where you began everytime you try a new road.
I know you have said that you have been keeping in touch with this site and understand what we are about. But this should be listened to by your whole family so they understand:
http://famguardian.org/PublishedAuth...k/Badnarik.htm
This is great for beginners to understand what you are doing.
good luck