X may want adopted son back

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05-21-2009, 08:07 AM

mommyof4

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His rights to visitation were terminated or he was given none (however you want to put it). He has no legal right to see her the only reason he does it because when he moved back and wanted to know if he could see her I had it set up for him to see her via supervised visitation.

Why would you allow this without being forced to facilitate visitation by a court? According to you, the man tried to kill your baby by beating you (which, had he been 'successful', could have resulted in YOUR death).

Tell the kids the truth. You don't have to go into gory details.

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Unless your child is Bobo The Two-Headed Dog-Boy at the county fair, you don't have to pay to see him.

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