You are right on this end. In fact the family court here requires a mediation hearing withinn 3 months of any court apperance. My mediation hearing is Aug 16 at 3pm and my court apperance is Aug 17 at 8:30 am.
Here are the pertinant details in regard to burden of proof.
1. Documentation of three mediation hearings with the CP refusing any increase in visitation. The new one will be the fourth.
2. 8 police reports sent to the court by detectives for inclusion in the court file citing suspicious circumstances/ possible violation of court order of the CP not being present for the visit and not even calling.
3. Documentation from Sheriff's call out reports showing 20 incidents where patrol cars responded to enforce the court order requiring the CP to release the child to me for a 4 hour visit. Each time the Sheriff's were involved I lost 1- 2 hrs of visitation.
4. One documented case of what the police detective deemed as "non criminal domestic violence." The police took a report but wouldn't arrest because there were no witnesses. I had scratches on my neck where the CP grabbed me behind the head scratching my neck. I didn't dare touch her in any way! The dectective wouldn't file stating I had no witnesses theirfore it was her word against mine and besides the DA wouldn't file on it anyway.
The CP made false allegations of child abuse some time ago. In that regard, we will have the following documentation ready tp present if the CP brings it up.
1. Sheriff's Dept and DFCS closed the case
They citing allegations to be unsubstantiated.
2. Independant medical exam showing Diaper rash as an cause of inflammation.
3. Current supena of records of county medical exams showing bacterial culture tests indicating a bacterial cause for inflammation.
4. Current supena of DFCS report showing false allegations reported while Social worker investigated and cited CP for unsafe conditions.
An open swimming pool without enclosure where I saw my son walking alone with CP nowhere to be found.
My questions are then as follows:
1. Does it look like enough for a burden of proof?
2. Would you reccomend bringing this stuff to the mediation?
3. In the past you reccomended volunteering for a Polygraph. should I
volunteer or do one and bring in the favorable results.
Thank you in advance
Here are the pertinant details in regard to burden of proof.
1. Documentation of three mediation hearings with the CP refusing any increase in visitation. The new one will be the fourth.
2. 8 police reports sent to the court by detectives for inclusion in the court file citing suspicious circumstances/ possible violation of court order of the CP not being present for the visit and not even calling.
3. Documentation from Sheriff's call out reports showing 20 incidents where patrol cars responded to enforce the court order requiring the CP to release the child to me for a 4 hour visit. Each time the Sheriff's were involved I lost 1- 2 hrs of visitation.
4. One documented case of what the police detective deemed as "non criminal domestic violence." The police took a report but wouldn't arrest because there were no witnesses. I had scratches on my neck where the CP grabbed me behind the head scratching my neck. I didn't dare touch her in any way! The dectective wouldn't file stating I had no witnesses theirfore it was her word against mine and besides the DA wouldn't file on it anyway.
The CP made false allegations of child abuse some time ago. In that regard, we will have the following documentation ready tp present if the CP brings it up.
1. Sheriff's Dept and DFCS closed the case
They citing allegations to be unsubstantiated.
2. Independant medical exam showing Diaper rash as an cause of inflammation.
3. Current supena of records of county medical exams showing bacterial culture tests indicating a bacterial cause for inflammation.
4. Current supena of DFCS report showing false allegations reported while Social worker investigated and cited CP for unsafe conditions.
An open swimming pool without enclosure where I saw my son walking alone with CP nowhere to be found.
My questions are then as follows:
1. Does it look like enough for a burden of proof?
2. Would you reccomend bringing this stuff to the mediation?
3. In the past you reccomended volunteering for a Polygraph. should I
volunteer or do one and bring in the favorable results.
Thank you in advance