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Michael Waxman, a lawyer, emails Judy Potter, also a lawyer, about issues with their shared client Lori Handrahan. Waxman expresses frustration that Handrahan made false and defamatory claims about him on the Diane Rehm radio show. He provides links to the show and Handrahan's call. Waxman also shares concerns about Handrahan's mental stability and the exploitation of her daughter based on her internet postings. In other emails, Waxman shares more examples of Handrahan's defamatory internet postings and expresses doubt about how Potter can continue representing Handrahan given her actions.
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The email discusses issues related to a child support case involving Mr. Malenko. The attorney, Mr. Waxman, is frustrated that the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) has taken enforcement actions against Mr. Malenko related to alleged child support arrears despite motions pending in court. Mr. Waxman wants to know who at DHHS can correct inaccuracies in the amount owed and stop enforcement actions. He also asks about any fee arrangement DHHS has with Ms. Handrahan, the other party in the child support case.
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This document is a discussion thread posted on Facebook regarding allegations of child abuse in a custody case. Several commenters express skepticism about claims being made by Lori Handrahan on her blog regarding her daughter Mila and Mila's father Igor. They argue more research is needed beyond what is stated on Lori's blog, as court documents and evaluations contradict some of Lori's claims. Others continue defending Lori's position, citing her blog as documenting the abuse and saying officials are ignoring the truth. It becomes a debate around whether to believe Lori or consider the entire body of evidence.
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