Thank you for posting.
I am pretty sure he won't do that now because she is 6 months pregnant. I feel, while she is still pregnant, he needs to gather as much evidence as possible and be getting his ducks in a row. He will need to be convinced of these suggestions; I am not even sure he would characterize himself as being abused. That is why I am looking for a lawyer or men's organization that can talk to him and tell him what his rights are. I don't think he will take the suggested leap just with my word alone. She has him scared.
She used to work for an attorneys office and thinks she knows everything there is and has convince my brother that she "knows" the law and the mother almost always wins custody, so he better not even think of taking the kids away from her. I just recently was able to convince him to fight for 50/50 custody if it came down to a divorce. I am so worried for him, my niece and my unborn niece!
I have never seen her hit my brother, god forbid, but I have seen her push him out of the way if he wasn't changing their daughters diaper correctly, for instance. I am wondering if she isn't bi-polar, because she can be sweet as pie one minute and her head twisting off the next. She refuses to see any kind of therapist...I tried to talk her into seeing a marriage counselor, but she says they don't work because she tried to see one before her first marriage fell apart.
I am pretty sure he won't do that now because she is 6 months pregnant. I feel, while she is still pregnant, he needs to gather as much evidence as possible and be getting his ducks in a row. He will need to be convinced of these suggestions; I am not even sure he would characterize himself as being abused. That is why I am looking for a lawyer or men's organization that can talk to him and tell him what his rights are. I don't think he will take the suggested leap just with my word alone. She has him scared.
She used to work for an attorneys office and thinks she knows everything there is and has convince my brother that she "knows" the law and the mother almost always wins custody, so he better not even think of taking the kids away from her. I just recently was able to convince him to fight for 50/50 custody if it came down to a divorce. I am so worried for him, my niece and my unborn niece!
I have never seen her hit my brother, god forbid, but I have seen her push him out of the way if he wasn't changing their daughters diaper correctly, for instance. I am wondering if she isn't bi-polar, because she can be sweet as pie one minute and her head twisting off the next. She refuses to see any kind of therapist...I tried to talk her into seeing a marriage counselor, but she says they don't work because she tried to see one before her first marriage fell apart.