I am not a person who is able to give u advice.All i can say is that i can say is 2 is that i will pray for u and i hope this helps
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Show posts MenuQuote from: MomofTwo on Jun 11, 2009, 02:58:00 PM
Is the RO still in place? If it is, you should not be contacting her, should you?
What did the temporary custody order state regarding telephonic communication? If You moved from your children. Unless a new order was set giving you alternative visitation, you are entitled to what you were given but it would have to be in accordance with the orders.
I could be confused...you moved to NY but you are trying to keep her and the children in GA...why?
Quote from: DadsCrushed on Jun 11, 2009, 12:35:43 PM
If you are still legally married with no divorce papers filed, they are your children and you can move them regardless of her novice knowledge of various statutory codes. Has an order been filed? Has paperwork been filed? If not, you should strike first. You should ask for custody. It appears that she is the one who took the kids without your consent and knowledge.
Keep emailing her request and allow her to respond as an idiot. This will give you documentation at the hearing and in your discovery (interrogatories).
What this nut does not realize, unless the legal system has started, you are their father. Even when the system grants custody regardless of custody, the kids have a mother and father and your wife needs to realize that and grow up.
Quote from: Kitty C. on Mar 29, 2009, 06:51:40 PM
Sounds to me like the babysitter is in your ex's back pocket and doesn't have a clue how the custody/support world works. Yes, you are right, support and custody/visitation are separate issues, but I strongly recommend you break off all contact with this babysitter. I have a feeling that everything you've posted to her has gotten back to your ex. And all that does is give your ex more ammunition against you. If you have a problem getting a job because of a negative background check (because of the no contact order?), then I recommend you talk to your atty. about it. It may be a matter of filing a petition to get your CS suspended until the RO is no longer in effect, so that you can get a job to continue support. Stranger things have happened..........
Quote from: trystero on Mar 23, 2009, 01:11:53 PM
I'd like to toss in a couple of things too....
A) hang in there. Look you got handed a bag of $#(*.
B) do you have birth certificates for the child(ren) in question? If no, it may be good to get one. Request to the state records dept where they were born, give them you name and SSN for verification and probably pay $10 for notarized copies. Will help you possibly with the school in convincing them you're the dad and therefore have the right to their records, etc. There is no HIPPA equivilent for schools. Push too hard and you'll probably wind up with the School Districts Attorney responding. Might also try sending your plight (in a nice way) to some of the local news stations. These things are sometimes run as public interest pieces where you say there's nothing legally binding or preventing your access to the records, etc.....
C) Lawyer up for sorting out the RO. Its possible if she filed ex parte and said that she didn't know where you were or where you lived, the courts just went along with it. I have no experience with that (thankfully).
Good luck!
Quote from: MixedBag on Mar 16, 2009, 05:24:36 AM
So between the two threads (one in Soc's section), you live in NY, not GA.
Seems like you need an attorney who is more aggressive.
Do you have one?
Quote from: MixedBag on Mar 15, 2009, 06:49:52 PM
o.k., follow the school stuff up the chain of command.
do you have any parenting time with the kids even under the temporary arrangement which is quite old?
sounds to me like you need a real attorney to sort out your situation.