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#31
The moment he snuck the kids out of the house he screwed himself. Technically thats considered kidnapping... It is stupid cause it's his own kids, but the idiots that run this country seem to think they can dictate such things to us. At this point I don't know what would happen, but I would suggest getting the BEST lawyer you can find. I know they are expensive...should be a law against them charging so much but I digress....but it will be FAR more expensive in the long run if you don't have a lawyer willing to fight for you. They are a rare thing anymore as most lawyers are only out to line their pockets, but a few can still be found.

Good luck
#32
Father's Issues / Indiana Vehicle lien
Jul 13, 2005, 02:36:40 PM
Recently my parents helped me out big time and purchased a vehicle for me to help with my move to Colorado. Although we put the car in my name, it is property of my parents as they own it and I will be making car payments to them for the vehicle. Today I got a letter from the state saying they were putting a lien on the car until I payed up on my child support. My support is some $15,000 behind becauase the state BROKE their own child support laws and set the CS amount much higher then they were suppsoe to then would not fix their own error several years later.  I was told the ONLY way the lien can be removed is if I pay up on my CS...which is practically impossible.

I swear to God the government is out to screw us all. They pretend to be our friends and say they are there to keep us safe from terrorists....all the while they tighten the noose. I doubt there would even BE any terrorists to begin with if our governemnt actually had decent diplomatics. Secondly these "elected officals" which are sworn to sever our needs...meaning the ENTIRE population of the US...have lost touch with reality. In history another country had a problem like this...It was called France and when the people finally stood up and screamed that they had had enough heads started to roll if you know what I mean. They called it the french revolution, and if these politicians  don't wake up soon there is another one coming. I do not condone violence or overthrowing the government mind you, but something MUST be done about these people lying, cheating and stealing from us.

As for the car I guess I am stuck with it forever. I can buy a new car in colorado and Indiana can't really touch it, but as far as this one goes I am just screwed.  Guess I am gonna drive the wheels off of it then junk it.

Did I mention I hate Indiana!?!
#33
Father's Issues / RE: WONDERFUL!
Jul 08, 2005, 05:43:00 PM
Well yet another update, due to a problem I have been having at my job I quit a few weeks earlier then anticipated and will be moving on July 19th...2 weeks earlier then planned. WOOT WOOT

I am so excitied I think I am going to hurl. My ex has agreed to a simplified version of the agreement above and with any luck this could be a fresh new start.

Thank you all for the support and help. I will be keeping in touch once I get there. There is SO much to do, please don't be surprised if youall don't hear from me for the next several weeks.
#34
My ex wife has flown our daughter on Frontier for some time from Colorado to St. Louis. Even though St. Louis is still a 3 hour drive from where I live due to her age most airlines don't allow her to fly unless it is a non stop flight. The tickets range in the $100-$200 range from what I have seen and there is a $40.00 unaccompanied minor fee each way.  I have never had any problems except that everytime I pick her up at the airport I get the "special" airport security feel up when I pick her up at the gate. Thank goodness I won't have to go through all that anymore.

Best of luck
#35
Father's Issues / RE: More good news
Jul 06, 2005, 07:28:17 PM
These are only the holidays this year, they will alternate each year. Due to my ex wifes schedule and job she is often working holidays and in those cases we both agree it is best for the child to be with the parent that is off on that holiday..although perhap sI should add that stipulation in.

As for documentation...I document EVERYTHING..hehe writei it down, tape record all my calls and conversatiosn with her, etc, etc. I learned that one the hard way.

As for the grandparenting time I plan to uphold that party of the agreement with MY family. I have in the past taken some of my parenting time and let my ex mother-in-law take our daughter for a night or two for the sake of our daughter. My ex wife has not been back to Indiana to visit her own family since she moved and I am going to make sure she understands that after this summer if she wants our daughter to visit her mom or her family that SHE will have to handle it during HER time, not mine anymore.
#36
Father's Issues / RE: More good news
Jul 06, 2005, 07:23:03 PM
the reason for #12 is so that she can't move with our daughter ever again. Here in Indiana I fought the original move to Colorado. The laws here were much like in your agreement, but in the end the judge allowed the move despite my objections because...well to be honest because he was a biased idiot. He did order her to pay 100% of the travel costs, BUT  I have to drive 3 hours one way to pick her up from the only airport with direct flights from Denver 9 the only way an unaccompanied minor can fly). She also has scoffed at paying for the gas I use picking up and dropping off our daughter at the airport.

Bottom line I want it in writing that she agrees:
1. not to move over 100 miles away from me with our daughter
2. If she does move further then that she turns custody over to me
3. all of this while allowing some flexibility in case of situatiuon in which a move for both of us is possible and in our best interests or some other event.
#37
Father's Issues / More good news
Jul 04, 2005, 03:52:07 PM
Well my ex wife and I have been working on an agreement for visitation which our judge has agreed to put into our decree before my move. Check out the agreement below:


1.   Parenting time alternating weekends from Friday 3pm till Sunday at 6pm

2.   Parenting time two consecutive nights (overnight) per week on weeks I do not have her on weekends. These days dependent upon both parents' schedules.

3.   Parenting time any other time upon the request of Child or me with the approval of both parents.

4.   First call on parenting time instead of babysitter (including step siblings), or leaving child at home alone, or in the care of any other family or friend

5.   Alternating holidays and Jessie's birthdays with mother to have child X-Mas day and childs b-day 2005 and father to have Thanksgiving and Independence day.

6.   daughter always with mother on mothers day and mothers birthday and with father on fathers day and fathers birthday unless other arrangements are made

7.   Parents will split evenly the costs of transporting child. Unless other arrangements can be made father  will pick child up for parenting time and mother will pick up child at end of parenting time

8.   Parents will, when possible, split the costs of extra curricular activities (upon approval of activity by both parents) including soccer, Girl scouts, field trips, or similar event. Parents will not enroll child into any activity that takes place during the other parents parenting time WITHOUT that parents consent.

9.   Each parent responsible for at least 1 trip per year back to Indiana to allow child visitation time with family members here for no less then 1 week. (one trip I pay for child to visit father's family, 1 trip mother pays for child to visit mothers family) ** she did not agree to this one

10.   Father wants to be informed of all parent teacher meetings or any other activity in which he can be involved with Jessie so he may be given the chance to participate (i.e. soccer, brownies, school meetings, or any other activity Jessie is involved in)

11.   If anything in this parenting time agreement does not work with parents schedule or another permanent arrangement can be worked out (such as joint physical custody) this agreement may be altered. Amendments to the agreement must be in writing and signed by both parents and each parent given a copy of the signed amendment.

12.   Custodial parent may not move further then 100 from Non-custodial parent with the child without the permission and consent of BOTH parents. The idea behind this is to ensure that Jessie will have equal access to both parents. Either parent may at anytime move out to the 100-mile radius however their custody and parenting may change. This is ONLY as a last resort if an agreement can not be made between the parents ( such as both parents moving to maintain the 100mile radius, etc) As an example if the non-custodial parent wished to move, a new agreement would have to be created in order to best suit the new living conditions and distance. If the custodial parent where to move they would require the permission of the non-custodial parent to move with child.


For the most part she agreed with this, except for the yearly trip to Indiana. As a matter of fact she has yet to come back to Indiana to visit her own mother. If it weren't for me our daughter would not have ANY visits with her grandmother.  Surprisingly however my ex DID agree with pretty much everything else. Wording is the only thing we need to work on befor ewe take it to the judge.

Thanks again all for the support....
Chris
#38
Father's Issues / Some good news
Jun 30, 2005, 04:34:26 PM
I wanted to update everyone on my move from Indiana to Colorado to be with my daughter, my Parents Rights Ribbons, and all the craziness that has been going on here.

To begin with and for those who don't know my daughter was forced to move over 1000 miles away from all of her family and friends 2 years ago as a result of her mothers pursuit of a new boyfriend. The last few years have been pretty tough without my 9 year old around so I began a campaign to raise the funds I needed to move to Colorado so I can once again be near my little girl.

I have been working almost non stop these last several months to save all I can, I began offering Parents Rights Awareness ribbons like the ones you see on cars for "Support Our Troops" to help raise awareness of our cause and to raise funds to help with my move.

As my deadline approaches (my currently living situation expires on August 1st of this year) I have found a VERY generous single mother in Denver who is sympathetic to my plight and has offered to open her home to me until I can get mon my feet.

Also I had a major set back to my move overted recently. My car blew up about 2 months ago and it didn't look like I was going to be able to find one affordable and yet reliable enough to get me out to Colorado. Thanks again to a very generous person I managed to get a very reliable car in near mint condition for next to nothing.

It would seem that things are falling into place very well and I am overwhlemed by the generousity and assistance so many people out there have offered me and my daughter.  Thank you all for your support..it is because of you that in a few short weeks I will be once again living close to my daughter.
#39
Father's Issues / RE: Why daddy?
Jun 28, 2005, 08:38:59 PM
It's NOt that they don't see the damage they do...it's that they don't CARE.  Where we see families being destroyed, legislatures see $$$. They don't passs the laws to be evil...they pasws them to make money off of us. Money and power are the driving force behind our pain. It is ONLY when we all stand united and let these people we will not stand for this behavior will they start to take notice. They greed for money and power at the expense of our families....we take away all of their money and power.
#40
Father's Issues / THANK YOU!
Jun 20, 2005, 10:57:52 PM
Thank you...