• FreeAdvice has a new Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, effective May 25, 2018.
    By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our Terms of Service and use of cookies.

making assumptions, how to deal with...

Accident - Bankruptcy - Criminal Law / DUI - Business - Consumer - Employment - Family - Immigration - Real Estate - Tax - Traffic - Wills   Please click a topic or scroll down for more.

sandysue

Member
What is the name of your state?

our child has a minors counsel. I am not sure how to deal w/ her although I feel she very much cares about our child, there are certain things that I am at a loss to know how to do otherwise. For ex i keep in touch with her constantly about info she wants to know. I recnetly sent her a letter detailing info about her activities, school etc adn also told her during our interview. Two days later she calls saying that she 'hardlly knows anything about what's going on' and writes in a report that she still needs more info. I pollitely reminded her 'remember, i sent you the fax wit h all the info...' and she said yes, but i also need all the names of the teachers, their phone numbers, etc. I feel like my life is being audited by the IRS and even when I am totally forthcoming with info, she acts as if she doesnt know much about it. I feel i am bending over backwards to cooperate and be transparent, but she is veyr intense and if i go 10 miles she says, why didnt you go 11, etc. the other thing is that she does not bring up what any concerns she may have in a open and candid manner to me. She asked me a bunch of questions which is fine and I answered all of them. Then my cousin tells me she told him she's a little concerned because I have a quiet and timid personality and wonders if I'm depressed. Why didnt she just come out and ask me that, I would have told her I am an introvert, and have maybe a mild or lowgrade depression, that the court ALREADY looked at recently and the doctor told the court that any depression I may have does not interfere with my parenting. Mostly it is appearances I think, because I am a quiet person who mostly likes to read, talk to a friend, etc. and the minors counsel is the opposite, an extrovert, very high energy type person, rather intense, and to her I seem depressed. I find it frustrating if I am not given her concerns so that I can address them, she asks a person who doesnt know me that well, he doesnt know much about it, and said maybe I am depressed, and she took that to imply that it is some type of problem. I called her and told her that the court ALREADY addressed that issue, but she still wrote about it.
if the court already addressed it, I did what was asked of me, why is the matter being brought up again?
 


BL

Senior Member
Let's stick to Facts of Law .
Was it ordered by Court to provide providers information ?
If so, did you provide it and enter into Court records the info.? Good idea .

Is there a Court proceeding pending that States you are in contempt ?

Your post seems so petty , if there is no Court Proceeding pending .
 

sandysue

Member
I'm not sure what you mean by my post seems 'petty'. It was a valid question/ concern i have had about going throug this process. There is not contempt filed, my question was more about how to make the process go more smoothly, since i feel i have been providing alot of info to her, and then she ends up saying she doesnt know enough. Maybe there are others who have some helpful advice, it's not a natural thingand i think its soemwaht stressful to most people. i suppose i could just ask her what exactly** she needs to know and try to supply that, ask her to send in writing what she needs so that there is no misunderstanding and she can't later say 'but you didnt tell me such and such..'
 

BL

Senior Member
sandysue said:
I'm not sure what you mean by my post seems 'petty'. It was a valid question/ concern i have had about going throug this process. There is not contempt filed, my question was more about how to make the process go more smoothly, since i feel i have been providing alot of info to her, and then she ends up saying she doesnt know enough. Maybe there are others who have some helpful advice, it's not a natural thingand i think its soemwaht stressful to most people. i suppose i could just ask her what exactly** she needs to know and try to supply that, ask her to send in writing what she needs so that there is no misunderstanding and she can't later say 'but you didnt tell me such and such..'
Well , ya kinda answered your own question .

This is a " legal " forum , not a councilors forum . Deal with it .

Plus : US Law Only - WHEN POSTING A QUESTION, YOU MUST INCLUDE THE NAME OF YOUR STATE
 

BL

Senior Member
stealth2 said:
Care to answer the most basic question? None of your queries can be answered w/o that info.

Xactly , and other Legal facts " legally " . Speaking .

Sounds like a situation where they was a separated , and neither can get past it , like they still argue like married :eek:
 
Last edited:

Find the Right Lawyer for Your Legal Issue!

Fast, Free, and Confidential
data-ad-format="auto">
Top