So in domestic relations contempt of court land we’re often filing Fee Petitions or having them filed against us. They’re actually quite informative, you really get to see what other lawyers are billing clients and they help you know the market for attorneys fees. I got one recently where the attorney has parking costs listed as expenses in the fee petition. Is this reasonable? Will a judge give him those costs? I think it’s fringe.
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