"Oh, no, it's not that, she married Dionisio, that insufferable - I can't believe - he lives in my house now! -"

"I'm so sorry. I'd be furious."

"Dionisio! You know, he votes Olympian Peace Party? And she married him!"

Sympathetic nodding.

"Ugh."

"Anyone else you want to see -"

"No, I hate my sister and my parents were dead already." Sigh.

"I'm sorry. Let me know when you're ready to go home."

"Now's good."

Home. 

He tells the lawyer there are pictures of a grouchy fairy standing outside his home.

Photographer and time window?

He sends a name and date.

That should be all she needs from him.

That and lots and lots of money. Which they have, and spend. 

Yes, that too.

She puts together a case. The trial date arrives. The prosecution is lackluster; they usually don't have to work too hard to not dismiss daeva accused of murder. The defense is a rhetorical masterpiece leaning on the topical recent meeting of Elves ("As we meet more species do we want to show them xenophobic paranoia even to people who look so like us, who have such familiar needs as a chance to go home to their loved ones, to leave their places of work, to speak?") and tears apart the circumstances of her original trial ("even demon defendants are legally entitled to conjuration confirmation of disputed claims; yet the record shows that no model of Olivia ever appeared even after Celendra explained her urgency"; "the penalty for delayed appearance is farcical; no human is expected to turn themselves in if this will result in a dozen of their neighbors seeking to appropriate their children and they expect a bigoted miscarriage of justice about which they will be physically restrained from crying aloud") and gets in a few shots about the conditions on Ganymede before the judge tells her that's a separate topic.

Celendra's sentence is commuted to time served and the GCP is ordered to dismiss her.

And she and Fëanáro watch and cling to their son and cry.

What a good lawyer. Do law firms keep demons on retainer for forensics or anything -

Sometimes! Hers doesn't but there's one they summon occasionally if they need it.

That sounds like a fun job; he makes a note to look into getting on lists to do that job. 

...also would Clerus and Alatess mind if there were a documentary released in Revelation about their fight to end slavery in Godspring, it'd probably do astoundingly well and maybe get Revelation interested in helping integrate new citizens if any want to live there.

Clerus needs documentaries explained to him, and the historical memetic importance thereof, but after that he agrees.

Oh good. He's not qualified to put it together but he can send some inquiry letters.

If that annoying lady hasn't closed her circle yet he might ask one of his brothers to sneak over and sabotage it.

It is still open!

Then does anyone mind disillusioning themself and heading in and crossing out the gag?

He really doesn't. Michael could too but Michael despite now being seventeen or eighteen or so still hasn't technically passed his Apparition tests. 

Where's the circle?

In her living room.