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State Message Forums => New Hampshire State Forum => Topic started by: okiebug13 on Jan 05, 2004, 12:35:29 PM
I once allowed my x to move out of state with our two children. The reaason at the time was simple, she was already preventing the court-ordered visitation schedule and do everything in her power to make it impossible for me to see the kids, so I thought give her her fresh start and some space and maybe I'll get some more quality time in the long run.
Instead, I have been given less and less access to the kids. This past summer she just picked-up and moved further away. I tried to get a temporary restraining order to prevent her move, but the judge refused to grant it, instead ordered a court review. Since she was already moved by the court date, the court choose to do nothing.
My daughter suffers with Artho-gyposis and Turner's syndrome. She has had numerous operations to correct the conditions and requires constant therapy to improve. Since the move my x has not done anything to stay up with these requirements. My daughter's condition has deteriorated greatly in the last six months and I fear that without support and intervention of the court she will never recover to the positive conditions previously be improve by therapy. My x likes to consider my daughter handicapped, instead of getting her help.
What can I do? I know her previous doctors and therapists would agree that she has regressed. I do not think my x is placing the welfare of the kids 1st.
Please help.
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