LdiJ
Senior Member
All of those things will factor in. Some to a minimal extent, some to a much greater extent. Dad was dumber than rocks to include the issue of child support in his initial petition. That will tend to make the judge believe that its all about money.mommyto 2 said:Okay, I think I am following, there is a possibility of change of visitation time but he has to prove a change of circumstances and age of the children may be enough change. I do have a lawyer, who will be back on Wednesday. He has a lawyer who specializes in tax and real estate law. I think that helps. Will the fact that he has bullied me, which is shown in hundreds of emails help? Will the children be brought into this mess? Will the fact that my son has a disability that makes change extremely difficult for him matter? Will the fact that the stepmother has become a key player in harassing me be a factor? Will the fact that he also mentioned the possible reducation in child support in his motion play a part in this? I am sorry to make this sound so complex, but I am a mess, I am so worrried. There are things that go on when the children are in his care that has me very concerned. I know I can't dictate what goes on in his house, but I do not want my children with him more than they have to be. My children have also stated that they hate going over there because they never know how he will behave (I am paraphrasing). And after they are there he then writes me page long emails about what a rotten mother I am. He is obsessive with me and I am tired of being his focus. I just want him to move on, enjoy the time he has with the children and leave me alone to do the same.
It does sound to me like a GAL (guardian ad litem, a court appointed professional that investigates the children's best interest) might be in order here.