Long Distance Visitation Plan

[ProSeDadinMD]

I'm a bit worried that all the responders in your thread seem to think you can just stomp into court with your emails and win.

Email can be tricky, legally. Easily faked. Not always allowed as evidence. Depends upon the state.

Check with your attorney, before you count your chickens.

Emails can be admitted into evidence in MD, both with motions/answers/etc and in trial.

I agree with making sure both lawyers see them.

However, in my case, The Ex admitted that she wrote them when I asked her i court, which probably helped a little.

 

[Silverplum]

Emails can be admitted into evidence in MD, both with motions/answers/etc and in trial.

I agree with making sure both lawyers see them.

However, in my case, The Ex admitted that she wrote them when I asked her i court, which probably helped a little.

Thanks mucho for MD-specific info!

Her admittal helped perhaps just a smidge. That, and the fact that she's a monster AND an idiot.

 

[Zephyr]

admittal? really?

guess admission is passe

 

[proud_parent]

admittal? really?

guess admission is passe

Perhaps Silver was still thinking of PSD's ... her ... and the word "committal" sprang to mind.

 

[Silverplum]

admittal? really?

guess admission is passe

*THUNK!*

(That's SP, passed out on the floor. No, you cannot revive her. She's out for the count. She needs ice, ASAP!)

 

[TinkerBelleLuvr]

*THUNK!*

(That's SP, passed out on the floor. No, you cannot revive her. She's out for the count. She needs ice, ASAP!)

Trying to revive her with a whiff of rum ...

 

[Zephyr]

*THUNK!*

(That's SP, passed out on the floor. No, you cannot revive her. She's out for the count. She needs ice, ASAP!)

ROTFLMAO!!!!! sorry babe- I just couldn't let that one go untouched....

 

[Silverplum]

ROTFLMAO!!!!! sorry babe- I just couldn't let that one go untouched....

Trying to revive her with a whiff of rum ...

*still unconscious, yet grateful for efforts to revive!*

 

[terp]

Our text messages from our cells were admissible in our case....save everything you have to show this behavior. good luck!

 

[stealth2]

If you have an attorney, why are you talking to his? That's YOUR lawyer's job.

And folks - the kid is 14, not 8. Not that the court is going to appreciate Dad bringing him to court, regardless.

But, I have to say.... I'm really not grokking the fact that Mom gave Dad custody, KNOWING what he's like and how he would likely handle things. Talk about hindsight & 20/20 vision, I guess.

 

[milspecgirl]

well, now where did i get 8???? I am losing it. sorry-

however, the judge is still not going to appreciate dad bringing child in. plus, child's wishes, if the judge even listens to him do not trump the parents right to visitation unless the child is being harmed