In a shocking move in court today ... Oksana Grigorieva just dropped her domestic violence claim against Mel Gibson.
Oksana's lawyer, Dan Horowitz, announced to Judge Scott Gordon ... they would no longer be pursuing the claim that Mel's alleged violence against her is grounds to change the custody order.
Mel's lawyer, Stephen Kolodny and the judge were visibly shocked.
Sources tell us ... Oksana dropped the domestic violence claim as a gesture -- extending an olive branch in an attempt to settle the custody case.
And the DV protective order Oksana obtained -- prohibiting Mel from contacting or harassing her -- has also been terminated. Sources connected with Oksana say she would like to be able to communicate directly with Mel, rather than using intermediaries. No word on whether Mel feels the same way -- though we're guessing not.
Horowitz did not say if Oksana is still pursuing a civil lawsuit against Mel.
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Must be great to be super rich like Mel. Wonder how he pulled that off? Threw lots of money at the bitch, I imagine.
Ha!! She's run out of money and can't afford the lawyer anymore. Looking for a quick resolution so she can get money quicker
well what a disgrace she is wasting courts time and making it a joke she needs help or needs to be charged.
deport this psycho b.itch
I'd like to knock her out for reals
They will get back together.
After all, she is "the kind of woman I have wanted all my life" and gives him soulgasms.
I thought it was no longer in her hands but rather the states case.
I hope that Mel never gets back together with her. She was using him for his money and fame. Don't fall for it, Mel
She finally realized that everybody just thinks of her as a Russian whore that has married for money!
This is just an image change for the spoiled Foe Tsaritsa.
You're getting away with it, Mel. Shame, shame, shame. Your true colors have been shown, and you are nothing more than an evil, ill-tempered monster.
