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TheGeekess

Keeper of the Kraken
Well i spoke with an attorney today and my ex will be in trouble for not stating everything. It says to identify exactly what happened and he didn't put exactly what happened just brief with no details. Also he states that i failed to keep communication open with him when in fact i didn't, he has to contact my mother and grandma so there is communication. He will lie under oath and what will the judge say then? This is for all you talkers who like to think what you want when i will win this in court. He isn't helping himself when the judge will get mad at him and order more supervised visits since our child still don't know him and refuses to go with him.
Lightning won't split the roof of the court-house.

But whatever. :rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
 
i just wanted to address this to all of you for youe incosiderate comments and what a REAL attorneys advice does for you
Either you 1) Lied to him; 2) Didn't tell him the whole story; or 3) he just wants your money and is telling you what you want to hear.

You and Dad are both idiots. Poor kid. You should be ASHAMED of yourself. How is he supposed to get to know him, which is your main argument, when you keep canceling his visits? Moron. I hope you aren't real. Poor kid.
 
Well i spoke with an attorney today and my ex will be in trouble for not stating everything. It says to identify exactly what happened and he didn't put exactly what happened just brief with no details. Also he states that i failed to keep communication open with him when in fact i didn't, he has to contact my mother and grandma so there is communication. He will lie under oath and what will the judge say then? This is for all you talkers who like to think what you want when i will win this in court. He isn't helping himself when the judge will get mad at him and order more supervised visits since our child still don't know him and refuses to go with him.
Yeah-- well let me share a story.

The mother of my 2 stepdaughters had herself one of those REAL attorneys too. That REAL attorney convinced her that she would have NO problem getting custody of DH's girls from him, despite him having custody for 7 years and not once EVER denying her visitation, despite her vile behavior towards him and her laughing in his face over CS (yes, I know-- two separate issues).

Wanna know what happened? She lost her custody case and was thrown in jail for felony non-support.

Point is, there are some lawyers that will take a case such as yours (assuming it even exists, which I highly doubt at this point) just because its so juicy with money potential. The lawyer that took the above mentioned case had heard the grandmother state that she would "spend whatever it takes to get those girls back where "they belong"".

You are very likely to be found in contempt.
 
Yeah-- well let me share a story.

The mother of my 2 stepdaughters had herself one of those REAL attorneys too. That REAL attorney convinced her that she would have NO problem getting custody of DH's girls from him, despite him having custody for 7 years and not once EVER denying her visitation, despite her vile behavior towards him and her laughing in his face over CS (yes, I know-- two separate issues).

Wanna know what happened? She lost her custody case and was thrown in jail for felony non-support.

Point is, there are some lawyers that will take a case such as yours (assuming it even exists, which I highly doubt at this point) just because its so juicy with money potential. The lawyer that took the above mentioned case had heard the grandmother state that she would "spend whatever it takes to get those girls back where "they belong"".

You are very likely to be found in contempt.
The attorney already told me there is no way i can be and to take my child out of my custody they have to see im an unfit parent and im not. i dont mistreat my kids, LET THEM GET ATTACKED BY PIT BULLS, nothing they have what they need and want. i will not be held in contempt because he has access to contact me through my mom and grandma which i told him he needed to do anyways because he cant keep bothering me. He states in the contempt that i failed to keep lines of communication open with him, wrong! i havent! he states i have cancelled and failed to reschedule but the court order STATES it needs to be on a SUNDAY for his supervised visit, not make ups on saturday or whenever so again he is WRONG. i wont be held because none of these statements are correct and true, he will lie to the judge if he says these things which he already sent out.
 
Your case isn't real, so I'm not going to lose sleep over this but....

Your attorney is wrong.

The dates for his supervised visitation were set in court. The time to inform the court that the supervisor would not be available for one of the dates was THEN-- so the court could have designated someone else. From what I've read here, 2 of 3 visitations were cancelled, BY YOU. Reasons really are not relevant.

Judging by your posts here, you will be doing most of the lying in court. Because it appears, if you are real, that you are actually delusional enough to believe the things coming out of your mouth.


In regards to taking your child out of your custody-- your attorney is correct in that you must be proven unfit. However, if you show a long-standing pattern of refusing to cooperate with the visitation order (Not now, but if you keep up your current pattern, within a year) you CAN LOSE CUSTODY. I've seen it happen time and time again. Because, alienating a parent who is making an effort (regardless of your personal feelings) IS considered abusive. Deal with it.

Now, go back to your little troll hole. My only purpose in responding to you is in the hopes that if there is someone with a REAL situation, that maybe this will help them not be a total thunder-seeyounexttuesday like you are.
 

strongbus

Member
I going have some fun with OP. If your ex is smart he will get the courts to order that the visits be supervised with someone else. Even if it means that the courts order someone you don't like.
 

SESmama

Member
He could ask for a professional supervised and, since she has been thwarting his time, ask for her to pay the fees.
 

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