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if agreement says 6 - can you be late or does that forfeit your rights?

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Mommy Of 3

Junior Member
My fiancee's ex is either an hour or a day late and so far I couldnt dream of my fiancee pulling this, so for your ex to do it is pretty childish. He is also not trying to keep your parent child relationship in contact.
No, he's not. In his actual words "You are an egg donor to your kids and that's all" and the latest voice mail said "You're a piece of s**t mom". I have never done anything to deserve these things being said to me. The last comment stemmed from sending my son back with a small strip of a sunburn on his back. Very small strip where I missed using the sunscreen. You could tell he was slathered in sunscreen otherwise because he was not burned anywhere else but about a 2 inch by 3 inch spot on his back. I felt so bad just for that spot that the rest of the weekend I was rubbing aloe on it and gave him Tylenol so it wouldn't hurt him. I do not deserve to be called a bad mother because I'm not! I was not neglecting him or deliberately trying to cause him harm. I'm so upset by this because my ex knows that I would never do anything to hurt my children and he says these things because he knows they get to me.

I don't like pointing fingers, but he is the one that smokes in the car with my babies in it and there's nothing I can do about it. My youngest son was a preemie and he has immature lungs and was hospitalized for RSV and he wheezes constantly. Who would smoke in the car with their babies anyway? But for a baby who was has such problems with his lungs??? Wouldn't that be considered abuse?
 


Mommy Of 3

Junior Member
No...

No it would not be considered abuse.
...I didn't really think it would either. However, I was told by an attorney that I can't afford that the judge in the court I'm in would pay attention to that, but I have to make it to court first.

I just don't feel it's right for him to smoke with my children in the car when they have no choice but to have to breathe it in.
 

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