_HappyDad_
Active Member
State- KY
Joint Legal
50-50 parenting time
I have a hearing coming up. My EX has once again filed a bunch of outright lies. EX has falsely claimed that I failed to comply with some aspects of our divorce decree from 2019. Rather than following up with their attorney, they just filed a motion for contempt. I can prove that I have complied with hard evidence. The compliance occurred years ago. Over the last three years, they have made no inquiries on the matters, so notice has not been given any issues are at hand. OC made no due diligence to investigate the honesty of their client's claims.
The motion also alleges that I did not obtain permission or consent to take the kiddo out of state during my court-ordered vacation. The orders do not require such and only state, "Parties are to provide 30 days notice of the vacation."
Their motion also states that I never allow kiddo to call during my vacation. This is also false, and I have phone records to prove such. And phone calls are not even part of the Court Orders.
Further, once I picked up kiddo for that vacation, my EX tried to file kidnapping charges on me. Then before my flight even took off, the EX was texting and calling me. Our orders clearly state, "Parties are to communicate only via Our Family Wizard."
Throughout my vacation, I kept receiving texts that said, "have kiddo call me." I eventually had to block EX's number. I always have kiddo call the EX during my vacations. However, I did not while out of state this time due to the previously mentioned attempt to file kidnapping charges, and I did not want to deal with law enforcement while on vacation.
When EX's attorney relayed that a parent cannot be arrested for "kidnapping" their child, they went to the police station and tried to file the charge with the police the next day. EX lied in the report, as well. And, it should be mentioned that EX willingly released kiddo to me the day my vacation began.
The back story to the vacation, I gave nine months' notification of my vacation dates, and the EX repeatedly replied that my "vacation is denied." I politely informed the EX that one parent could not deny another's vacation.
I could write a novel here. But, beyond an answer and counterclaim, would I be able to file a malicious prosecution against my EX? I have been accused of all kinds of things over the years that I can prove are false, and many others are just outrageous allegations. The allegations I would pursue are all in past motions.
Also, what about filing a Rule 11 sanction against OC for not checking the veracity of their client's allegations before filing motions? It would seem that OC does not even review the orders to see if the allegations are applicable.
For the most part, I ignore the EX's rantings, and I do not engage in fighting. I'm just sick of this harassment, and I'm looking for options to stop the nonsense.
Joint Legal
50-50 parenting time
I have a hearing coming up. My EX has once again filed a bunch of outright lies. EX has falsely claimed that I failed to comply with some aspects of our divorce decree from 2019. Rather than following up with their attorney, they just filed a motion for contempt. I can prove that I have complied with hard evidence. The compliance occurred years ago. Over the last three years, they have made no inquiries on the matters, so notice has not been given any issues are at hand. OC made no due diligence to investigate the honesty of their client's claims.
The motion also alleges that I did not obtain permission or consent to take the kiddo out of state during my court-ordered vacation. The orders do not require such and only state, "Parties are to provide 30 days notice of the vacation."
Their motion also states that I never allow kiddo to call during my vacation. This is also false, and I have phone records to prove such. And phone calls are not even part of the Court Orders.
Further, once I picked up kiddo for that vacation, my EX tried to file kidnapping charges on me. Then before my flight even took off, the EX was texting and calling me. Our orders clearly state, "Parties are to communicate only via Our Family Wizard."
Throughout my vacation, I kept receiving texts that said, "have kiddo call me." I eventually had to block EX's number. I always have kiddo call the EX during my vacations. However, I did not while out of state this time due to the previously mentioned attempt to file kidnapping charges, and I did not want to deal with law enforcement while on vacation.
When EX's attorney relayed that a parent cannot be arrested for "kidnapping" their child, they went to the police station and tried to file the charge with the police the next day. EX lied in the report, as well. And, it should be mentioned that EX willingly released kiddo to me the day my vacation began.
The back story to the vacation, I gave nine months' notification of my vacation dates, and the EX repeatedly replied that my "vacation is denied." I politely informed the EX that one parent could not deny another's vacation.
I could write a novel here. But, beyond an answer and counterclaim, would I be able to file a malicious prosecution against my EX? I have been accused of all kinds of things over the years that I can prove are false, and many others are just outrageous allegations. The allegations I would pursue are all in past motions.
Also, what about filing a Rule 11 sanction against OC for not checking the veracity of their client's allegations before filing motions? It would seem that OC does not even review the orders to see if the allegations are applicable.
For the most part, I ignore the EX's rantings, and I do not engage in fighting. I'm just sick of this harassment, and I'm looking for options to stop the nonsense.
