August 12th, 2008
I am a father of three boys. I have one of them living with me as his mother had some “issues”. I am the one with parent custody (placement is the actual correct term here). The other two are living with their mom and I haven’t seen them in about a year and a half due to her new husband and father in law both being lawyers and some mistakes in dealing with her on my part. So obviously in this case she is the one who has parent custody.
One of the problems that I have seen in this system, which has worked both for and against me, is that unless you can afford a lawyer, your rights usually are not enforced. This is something that can be good and bad, but will rarely take into account what is best for the child or children. If both parties are reasonable, they can usually work things out, even if neither is entirely comfortable with the end result. This is usually when both parents are looking out for the child as opposed to their own self-interests.
The flip side of this is that one or both parties are not reasonable. This is far more common, and will usually end with either the person who is able to best afford the lawyer getting their way, assuming it’s not totally outrageous, or an ongoing legal battle in which the children become pawns. Neither of these options are good for the kids more often than not.
People need to learn to drop their agendas, their personal hurts, their own selfish wants and whatever bad feelings are left over for the sake of their kids. This in and of itself would solve a lot of issues when it comes to the parent custody issue. Think about it, and then think of your kids. It can make all the difference in the world.
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January 21st, 2012
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January 21st, 2012
Jan. 3, 2012. Larry spoke before the South Central Legislative Delegation.
Larry lost custody of his daughter after reporting that his child was being abused. Larry tried to file a motion in Sedgwick County Juvenile Court to be heard and was denied.
The real question is why aren’t children being protected in Sedgwick County? Why is the Sedgwick County DA’s office filing false petitions against protective parents to remove children from from their custody and then recommend that those children be placed in the homes of their abusers?
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January 21st, 2012
Usher’s ex wife Tameka Foster labels him a “dead beat dad”. Hey everyone this is Ani Esmailian for Hollyscoop. Usher’s ex filed paperwork in a Georgia asking a judge to get rid of Usher’s physical custody of their two boys because he hasn’t paid up in legal obligations. Um…you’re rich! The couple has two kids together, four year old Usher Raymond V and two year old Naviyd. They spend most of their time with Mom, but Mommy dearest is too pleased with daddy right now. Tameka claims that Usher is supposed to get her permission anytime he travels outside the state with their kids, and he repeatedly fails to get her permission. Damn, busted for all those Vegas trips with the kids. She also says he did not get her approval before hiring nannies for the kids. He also didn’t allow her to have custody of the kids for 2 weeks over the summer as she was supposed to. She was also supposed to have sole custody of the kids over their winter break last year and that did not happen. But the most offensive thing that Usher did was close out Tameka’s Saks 5th Avenue credit card! Gasp! They’re due in court on Wednesday. For more up to date info on Usher’s baby mama drama, check out Hollyscoop.com.
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January 21st, 2012
Even though Federal Gov’s guidelines require states to modify child support and base the amounts on factual figures and actual income in order to receive federal grants, Florida family law judges and FDOR routinely ignore Federal law. Clerk’s of court even get in on the corruption by not filing non custodial parents petitions, charging illegal fees for filing, failing to notice non custodial parents of hearings, not mailing motions and orders, delaying transcriptions etc. This is an audio of an actual contempt hearing held on Dec. 6, 2010 where clerk, hearing officer and child support enforcement attorneys collude and attempt to cover up their unlawful actions and denial of due process. Florida simply WILL NOT do downward mods and getting the clerk in Orange Co. to even file your petition for mod is nearly impossible as you’ll see in this video. If you are a non custodial parent, you are truly a second class citizen in Florida. Don’t move here unless you enjoy debtor’s prison and having the state tell you where and how you can work. Florida is one of only five states that doesn’t provide attorneys to indigent and low income non custodial parents in contempt hearings. Currently the right to counsel issue is in the US Supreme Court in the case of Turner v. Price. Let’s hope we finally get some justice in Florida’s corrupt family law courts.
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January 21st, 2012
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January 21st, 2012
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January 21st, 2012
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January 21st, 2012
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January 20th, 2012
if the father has equal rights he might go for full custody for my child and i dont know if the laws changed now but he never brings my daughter back when he is suppose to n always threatens me with her and im just sick of the stress,plus hes ruinin everythin for me n my partner we want to move out my town to a village thats 6 mile away is that possible?
The mother and father have equal rights until a court determines otherwise.
You say that he never brings your child back when he is supposed to. Is there a court order giving him visitation, and he is not returning her at that time? If that is the case, then EVERY TIME he does not return her, contact the police. He is essentially kidnapping her. They will compel him to comply with the court order and you will have official records documenting his neglect to follow the orders when you go to court.
Keep a log of any spoken, written, emailed, texts, etc.- good and bad so that it does not appear you are only presenting the bad. So if you meet on X date and things went smoothly, document that. If you met on Y date and he was threatening you, document that. If he sends you a text saying he bought diapers, document that. If he sends you a text saying he is going to keep the child, document that (and keep the text as proof).
You say "partner", which makes me think you are living with someone. The courts generally frown upon parents living with someone they are not married to, as it is unstable for the child and it CAN look bad in your opinion. If I were you, I would live separately until you are married. Your child’s father CAN petition the court on those grounds, if it is not already in the order (and if it is, you are in big trouble). I would not be worryingn about moving six miles away right now (though that is possible if there is no court order and you are already married or you move and are not living together).
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