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angelbaby3969
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Ten years ago, I was awarded sole custody of my minor children, who were under two years of age. The court had later denied my ex-husband further contact with the children after a conviction of child molestation in 1992. Since then he has petitioned the court for a modification of the divorce decision, in which he filed under the divorce case, and not under the case which denied him further visitation, and then had hired a second attorney to act as a "guardian ad litem" for the children's best intrests, who basically works on his best intrests, and not those of the children, one who had not seen his father in over 8 years, and is currently 10 years old. The court had decided to give each of us custody of one child, each having physical placement, because the guardian said his conviction no longer has bearing to the matter, because he is now "cured". I think they are putting my daughter at risk. Would any of you appeal this to the Supreme court of the State?? He is also in violation of the current court order, is not employed and has no means to support the child living with him. I, the mother of the children, have never been in trouble in my life, and this occured after our divorce. He also claims that his new wife is a child care expert, but I have the child's school calling me about signs of neglect. What do all of you think?? I have found out that had a guardian ad litem been appointed for the children by the courts, someone from the child protection agency that had him convicted in the criminal matter would have been appointed, and I think that they have been trying to avoid the judge that removed his right to have contact with his children, and the child welfare system. I think that something further could be done, but noone care to listen to me. This matter has been in the courts for three years, and he was still serving his sentence until 1999. What can I do here??