This isn’t the first time Jolie has fired (we’ll assume she fired the attorney) her lawyer. In 2018, she parted ways with high profile divorce attorney Laura Wasser when the battle between Jolie and Pitt reportedly became too “venomous and nasty.” Wasser’s style is to try to get divorcing couples to compromise, something Jolie hasn’t been willing to do when it comes to the custody agreement between her and Pitt. Jolie and Pitt have brought their personal assistants, bodyguards, security experts, child psychologists, doctors, and one of Jolie’s co-stars into the custody trial. In all, 21 people will be testifying in the trial to determine the custody agreement. Jolie and Pitt have six children ranging in age from 12 to 19. Alyce LaViolette, the domestic violence expert who called Jodi Arias a victim of abuse will be testifying. Interestingly, it was Pitt who called for Jolie’s personal assistant and her “Girl, Interrupted” co-star Jillian Armenante as witnesses on his behalf. Pitt and Jolie fell in love while filming “Mr. and Mrs. Smith.” Pitt was married to Jennifer Aniston at the time. They dated for 10 years, married in 2014, and split in 2016. The former couple have been battling in court ever since. One of the big issues in the custody agreement is the fact that Jolie wants to take their kids and move abroad. Pitt is strongly opposed to having his kids move to a foreign country.
