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Old 03-15-2009, 05:36 AM
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twins without a dad


What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Colorado
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i was recently forced to leave my home and family with no place to go. my fiance and i have twins,the age of two.she is on parole and i am a previouse offender. her paarole office said with our past history were not good to be living together. We are each others support. This has caused alot of emotion and the kids are torn every evening when i have to leave. they are used to kate and i putting them to bed and now they refuse to let me go. I am supporting this family and now i have to pay out in two places wich i cant afford by any means. our family is something that we have worked very hard at. Is there anything that can bring this miserable daddy home
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Old 03-15-2009, 10:16 AM
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YOu wouldn't have had this problem if YOU had decided to follow the law instead of becoming a criminal. HENCE your actions and that of your lovely partner are what caused this situation. Both of you adults are to blame and you need to both explain to your children how being criminals and breaking the law lead to this. YOU MIGHT be able to get a break by pleading your case to the parole officers in charge of your cases.

But seriously, the ones to blame for your children's heartbreak are the parents that decided that breaking the law was the answer and hence YOUR actions are to blame. Try accepting that and living honest, law-abiding lives from now on.
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