Laura Owens

Petitioner hereby advises this court and places respondent on formal notice that independent of the outcome of this application, she intends to seek a new domestic violence protective order arising from the respondent's recent and ongoing conduct.

It doesn't surprise me that she has made that statement.

It's also very consistent, the sort of putting people on notice with a threat of litigation that hasn't come yet.

This is one of her MOs.

Even if somebody brings a claim against you that doesn't prevail in the trial court, when they appeal the dismissal, you have to find a new attorney, an appellate attorney, because most trial attorneys are not also appellate attorneys.

She used very scarce victims advocate resources, attorneys that represent victims of domestic violence, who are excellent at what they do.

And she took the place of somebody who probably really needed their help.

There are so many scarce resources that are being used.

And there are resources people aren't even thinking of that she's using.

And in a resource strapped environment, it's really horrible.

I think that when people come forward with false or illegitimate claims, it detracts from all of the real victims in those cases.

So I certainly don't appreciate that as a woman.

It absolutely affects the others who have legitimate stories and have been perpetrated against.

Laura, Scottsdale Police.

Laura, Scottsdale Police.

Laura, Scottsdale Police.

Laura, Scottsdale Police.

My mother-in-law spent years sabotaging our relationship until karma made her pay for it.

She moved in for two weeks, lasted five days, left a mess, and then pressed her ear against their bedroom door and burst in screaming.

When kicked out to a hotel, she called her son-in-law's workplace, pretending his partner had been rushed to the hospital by ambulance.