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you would also advocate for a similar billboard contest regarding CP's who continually deny visitation/court orders? Parents who practice this are also criminals and deserve the same publicity and humiliation, yes?

Please share.....

and I'll tell ya what I read on that forum that really biased my opinion of that site.
Mother's who are breastfeeding need to do whatever they can to use this to keep dad from child.
The new wife is the reason they have so much trouble with their ex now.
(not directly quoted but the idea is there)

Sheesh, my husbands ex posted there for a while too (not a single mom as she posed to be) and ya wouldnt believe the pitty party she was asking for-based on her twisted perception of things. Made me wonder about a few other posters there, too and just what the real story may be? A few, in fact, went from here to there......

I see mafia is gone now too---woohoo!!!!!

I was speachless......I saw her going off like you stated and the other attorney's reply--she kept interrupting him and O'reilly....
hope to see a link for transcripts too

Oh, there's no doubt that the temptation to expose our BPFH for what she is, is tempting, but.....
would it really do any good? If you're dealing with kids that have been PAS'ed for years (as in husbands case) and no matter what she has done, there's always some lie to cover it up......I would think, should the children be made aware of the site, more lies will be told and the NCP will look like the bad person no matter what.
Thinking of the children, too....what would this do to them should the site be found by them (the internet is a big, open space)? Seeing their lives made public?
Of course there are situations where the children are hidden-that might be more of a way to go.......
The internet is playing a bigger role in court these days, too....I'd be very careful, as the other poster stated, about this with impending court actions...
JMO

I'm still thinking that with a custody trial pending, she cannot move the child......
try Socrateaser board on here...he should be able to answer :)

hmmm.....scheduling of a trial more than likely was dictated by court schedule, however, I have seen in court where the judge throws out a few dates and then counsel and judge comes to an agreement....
What state are you in?
Why do you want the child involved in this trial, ie, "summons the child so that she has to bring him back for the trial"?
I dont believe she can move with a trial pending, but thats my layperson understanding......
I'd at least consult with an attorney to see what your options are...
good luck~