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Jvance43

Junior Member
What is the name of your state?Missouri
My sons divorce happened on 26 May, 2004. After the judge heard my son's side of the divorce, his X asked to settle for 50/50 custody. My son agreed and the judge signed the decree.
Before the divorce the now X wife moved her boyfriend into the home with her and the 3 daughters. My son's attorney got records that said the boyfriend had 11 DWI's 11 Driving while suspended and 2 more pending at the day of the divorce. These were discussed at trial.
4 months after the divorce the X deciced to move the residence opf the children out of the school district. My son filed to have the move stopped, and a modification of the divorce decree. In her notice letter to my son, she had stated a move date of Nov 15, 2004. She moved Oct 8, 2004. The server marked her supeona as "moved and left no forwarding address" She was finally served and the court date is set for August 7, 2005.
The court clerk said she would be found in contempt of court for moving before her stated date on her notice. What will happen because of her being found in contempt?
Since the divorce in May my son has found out that her live in boyfriend has served 2 years in the pen for burglary in 1992, and in 1995 he had pled guilty for assult and property damage, a misdamenor. Aslo her landlord from the house she moved from called my son and asked him to come and see what a mess the X had left the home in. Doors knocked in, windows broken out, floors ripped, carpet torn, cabinets off the wall. The X had told the landlord that the boyfriend had thrown yet another fit and trashed the home, and X went to police and reported his actions. The Landlord got a no tresspass sign from the police dept and hung it on the house for the boyfriend. The landlord aslo showed my son a bill from the trash company to haul off the trash she and the boyfriend left her with ($380.00)
These are things that were not brought out during the divorce. Can they be brought out during the modification? These things are not mentioned in the modification papers served on her.
 


BelizeBreeze

Senior Member
What will happen because of her being found in contempt?
That depends on the judge. She could face an ass-chewing, fine or jail.

Since the divorce in May my son has found out that her live in boyfriend has served 2 years in the pen for burglary in 1992, and in 1995 he had pled guilty for assult and property damage, a misdamenor.
Then he should file for full custody or at least a modification of custody granting him legal and her visitation.

Since the divorce in May my son has found out that her live in boyfriend has served 2 years in the pen for burglary in 1992, and in 1995 he had pled guilty for assult and property damage, a misdamenor. Aslo her landlord from the house she moved from called my son and asked him to come and see what a mess the X had left the home in. Doors knocked in, windows broken out, floors ripped, carpet torn, cabinets off the wall. The X had told the landlord that the boyfriend had thrown yet another fit and trashed the home, and X went to police and reported his actions. The Landlord got a no tresspass sign from the police dept and hung it on the house for the boyfriend. The landlord aslo showed my son a bill from the trash company to haul off the trash she and the boyfriend left her with ($380.00)
Irrelevant to your son's issues.

Can they be brought out during the modification?
Yep.
 

stealth2

Under the Radar Member
BelizeBreeze said:
That depends on the judge. She could face an ass-chewing, fine or jail.
Also, a court clerk has no authority to say whether or not someone will be found in contempt. Only the judge does.
 

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