*** Update to My Post on 10-18-13*** - Kansas City,MO

You should be able to call your court house and ask them how someone would proceed to the State Supreme Court if the county threw the case out. The Clerk should be able to tell you what's possible and what's not.

If you haven't told your husband. You need to tell him now so that his company can prepare.

I would NOT freak over things I do NOT know for sure. However, to be safe - tell your husband.

I realize this is family. However, you can't let others keep the animosity alive.

First, he's probably not going to Supreme Court yet. You first have to go through the Court of Appeal. If denied there, then he could go to the Supreme Court. Let me tell you, it is no fun taking a case to court of appeal or supreme court - lot's of work. He's probably doing what's called a Writ asking that the lower court's order dismissing the case be set aside.

People can file whatever garbage they want to file. The court clerk cannot refuse to file anything that is properly presented for filing. So he can file, but whether or not he'll get anywhere is anyone's guess. Oftentimes the court of appeal and/or the supreme court do see things differently than the lower court. That's what appeals are all about.

There are no suggestions or advice because there is nothing you or anyone else can do to stop him from filing - it's his right!

People say stuff all the time. I know one guy who was always saying he was going to sue this one or that one for some silly reason. He'd be absolutely positive and tell me who he had an appointment with and everything. But he never did anything.

Some people are always trying to find a way to make themselves look important. It will all come out in the end. Even if he does somehow make it a case and it gets heard, what did the company do that was wrong?

if only there was someone with training in this law-thing. Hmmmm....who could you call....

Have you tried looking up attorneys in your area and calling one?

I honestly don't see why you are so bothered by it. Does your husband own the company? If he feels a need to "have his day in court"--whether or not you think that it is ridiculous--how does that change your life? I mean, I get it getting under your skin some, because you think that it's crazy, but you seem to be letting this stress you out way more than it should be. In fact, I don't see where you should be stressed at all.

I think that you should go on about your life--especially since you don't talk to him anymore (an extreme response, if you ask me)--and watch it play out from the sidelines.

The Supreme Court hears only hears cases on appeal. Since his case was not heard in the lower court the Supreme Court would not hear it.

I, too, suggest that you stop thinking about this situation. There is nothing that he can do that would affect you and your husband. Stop the drama. You don't need it.