What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)ks
Last night my husband, who has joint custody of his two girls went to pick them up for his visitation. He has been having problems with his car so he took mine. When he arrived she refused to allow him the girls because he was driving my car. He was sitting in the car with the seat belt on and the drivers side door open. Note that it was child support check day, it was laying in the passager seat when she demanded it he said not until he got the girls, she then (no other word for it) "dove" into the car and started hitting and slapping him and grabbed for the check. He had nowhere to go with the seat belt on so he pushed her out of the car and she fell down. She called the police and the police arrested him for domestic battery. What should he do?
Last night my husband, who has joint custody of his two girls went to pick them up for his visitation. He has been having problems with his car so he took mine. When he arrived she refused to allow him the girls because he was driving my car. He was sitting in the car with the seat belt on and the drivers side door open. Note that it was child support check day, it was laying in the passager seat when she demanded it he said not until he got the girls, she then (no other word for it) "dove" into the car and started hitting and slapping him and grabbed for the check. He had nowhere to go with the seat belt on so he pushed her out of the car and she fell down. She called the police and the police arrested him for domestic battery. What should he do?
