提出協(xié)商要求
ZIMMERMAN, WALLACH & LINDEN, L.L.P.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
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VIA REGULAR INTERNATIONAL MAIL
May 18, 2005
Deguang Zhang, Esq.
Zhang, Wang & Lee, L.L.P.
666 East Chang’an Blvd.
Beijing, China 100001
Re: Lisa Wang
Dear Deguang:
I hope that by now you have had the opportunity to meet with your clients, the Wang
family, and are prepared to arrange regular visitation between my client, Celia Ng,
and her beloved granddaughter, Lisa. As I told you over the phone, my client is
quite anxious to resume her relationship with the child and has heard from Lisa that
she shares this desire.
Ms. Ng’s motives here are not selfish ones. She believes that the child will benefit
substantially by continuing to have contact with her grandmother and the other
family members who are her blood relatives through her natural mother. She also
wants to continue to assist her granddaughter materially as she is in a better position
to do so than are the Wang family.
My client recognizes that Mr. Wang feels great antipathy toward her. She wants to
make peace with him, if possible, for the benefit of this daughter. She is also quite
flexible about the terms of any visitation agreement that we can work out and is
certainly willing to agree to an arrangement that is convenient to the Wang family.
Ms. Ng wants to avoid causing your clients the expense of litigation over this matter
and hopes that formal proceedings can be avoided for the reason as well as to avoid
causing any problems for her Lisa. Nevertheless, because she feels so strongly that
visitation is in the best interests of the child, she is prepared to file a Petition in the
People’s Court if we are unable to agree.
Very truly yours,
___________________

Marsha Pushkin
Attorney-at-Law