webmost:I pity the children who wind up in the middle of this.
brianetz1:it is amazing that adults can be so petty and in the process ruin a childs life.
xmacro:Attorney here (not family law, just some civil and criminal - so take it with a grain of salt) - chances are you're going to have to hire an attorney to go to court. Get the cops name, and have your attorney contact him and take down an affidavit. From what you're saying, the court may have to step in and appoint an agreed-upon meeting place, like a McDonalds or the police station, to exchange the kid.It's really not unusual at all for this stuff to happen and the judge has to step in and act like an adult at a childrens party; petty sh!t like this is one reason I don't deal with family law stuff (though it can be quite lucrative, not worth the aggravation IMO)
brianetz1:not you.....the father of the child is being an ass hole. The kids end up knowing that this stuff happens and then view this as a normal relationship.
xmacro: brianetz1:not you.....the father of the child is being an ass hole. The kids end up knowing that this stuff happens and then view this as a normal relationship. That depends on the age and the kid themselves. I've got plenty of friends who've gone thru bad divorces as kids; a lot of them grew up to be very caring spouses - they saw what went wrong with their parents and went the opposite way.
Rain:So we spoke to a lawyer today. They think we can get it be so that the judge picks a neutral location for pickup/drop off. Since we broke the decree by not sending her, and Taylor has kept Tera past the court ordered time...they can cancel each other out. The bad news is...the lawyer needs/wants a $2,500.00 retainer fee.