Help: Father's rights / attorneys
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I don't see how she could either. It doesn't make sense, I don't get how anyone could keep someone's children from them for no reason. I'm sorry.
Thank you. As much as i dislike her right now....I would never keep her from them, or them from her. You know why? because she is their mother. PERIOD. It's not fair to them, for all of this, it's truly sad. And nothing pisses me off more, than someone saying, well..........one day they're gonna hate her for what shés done....I don't want them to hate her...I just want to be a father.
Your welcome. I know exactly how you feel just the other way around. I dont want to keep her from her father. It'll all work out, it may take time but it will.
I can tell you that having faith in our Lord Jesus Christ helped me through it. He just gave the level of comfort that I knew it would work out in the end and it did. Bets of luck to each of you and talk with your closest family or friends to get some of the frustration off your chest. That will help you through it too.
Joint legal, you having physical custody. The military thing is a non-issue...military stands behind their boys, for good and bad.
I think its worse if they're in the military, they seem to be alot more lenient to deadbeats than a civilian court may be. I believe its all through military courts. I've known my share of single moms with exs active duty, two in the last 6 months or so. Nothing but a headache trying to get child support if they don't pay on time. Civilian court has no jurisdiction, and complaints of non-payment fall on deaf ears
Trying to remember specifics, but honestly, when they started complaining to me was usually when I tuned them out
Joint legal, you having physical custody. The military thing is a non-issue...military stands behind their boys, for good and bad.
I think its worse if they're in the military, they seem to be alot more lenient to deadbeats than a civilian court may be. I believe its all through military courts. I've known my share of single moms with exs active duty, two in the last 6 months or so. Nothing but a headache trying to get child support if they don't pay on time. Civilian court has no jurisdiction, and complaints of non-payment fall on deaf ears
Trying to remember specifics, but honestly, when they started complaining to me was usually when I tuned them out
The good thing about Cali is that the state just takes child support out of his paycheck and sends it to me. So I don't have to worry about him not paying or being late. The rest is a total headache. All I gotta say is I wouldn't wish any of this upon anyone. Its not fun.
Put in a call to a military member's commander and first sargeant, and I bet the problem gets taken care of a little quicker.Joint legal, you having physical custody. The military thing is a non-issue...military stands behind their boys, for good and bad.
I think its worse if they're in the military, they seem to be alot more lenient to deadbeats than a civilian court may be. I believe its all through military courts. I've known my share of single moms with exs active duty, two in the last 6 months or so. Nothing but a headache trying to get child support if they don't pay on time. Civilian court has no jurisdiction, and complaints of non-payment fall on deaf ears
Trying to remember specifics, but honestly, when they started complaining to me was usually when I tuned them out
Thats what I've been told but I have to wait for him to respond to me filing for the divorce before I can do anything else. He asked for an extention and I was nice and gave him another month to be able to respond.