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My ex is taking me to court for custody of our 2 children with false
- Thread starter Shar B
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Have proof that just one of his accusations is totally false, that tends to make the courts less likely to believe anything else they are submitting that is in a gray area.
Use cell phone records, and witnesses if you have any, to disprove his allegations. Then while you are there I would open up the custody discussion from your end. If he is going to make false allegations and turn the kids against you then that is in contempt of the custodial agreement and I would ask the court to restrict his time. If he can't play nice, then you make sure the judge knows it!
Use cell phone records, and witnesses if you have any, to disprove his allegations. Then while you are there I would open up the custody discussion from your end. If he is going to make false allegations and turn the kids against you then that is in contempt of the custodial agreement and I would ask the court to restrict his time. If he can't play nice, then you make sure the judge knows it!
Get a good lawyer and figure out how you can document *anything* and *everything* to the contrary of his claims. It's hard to believe that your family would be against you if the accusations were false, but I guess some families aren't made up of the best, most supportive people, so I hope the truth comes out either way.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Get a good lawyer and figure out how you can document *anything* and *everything* to the contrary of his claims. It's hard to believe that your family would be against you if the accusations were false, but I guess some families aren't made up of the best, most supportive people, so I hope the truth comes out either way.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Get a good lawyer and figure out how you can document *anything* and *everything* to the contrary of his claims. It's hard to believe that your family would be against you if the accusations were false, but I guess some families aren't made up of the best, most supportive people, so I hope the truth comes out either way.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Motherhood is cool!
New member
Have proof that just one of his accusations is totally false, that tends to make the courts less likely to believe anything else they are submitting that is in a gray area.
Use cell phone records, and witnesses if you have any, to disprove his allegations. Then while you are there I would open up the custody discussion from your end. If he is going to make false allegations and turn the kids against you then that is in contempt of the custodial agreement and I would ask the court to restrict his time. If he can't play nice, then you make sure the judge knows it!
Use cell phone records, and witnesses if you have any, to disprove his allegations. Then while you are there I would open up the custody discussion from your end. If he is going to make false allegations and turn the kids against you then that is in contempt of the custodial agreement and I would ask the court to restrict his time. If he can't play nice, then you make sure the judge knows it!
Get a good lawyer and figure out how you can document *anything* and *everything* to the contrary of his claims. It's hard to believe that your family would be against you if the accusations were false, but I guess some families aren't made up of the best, most supportive people, so I hope the truth comes out either way.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Get a good lawyer and figure out how you can document *anything* and *everything* to the contrary of his claims. It's hard to believe that your family would be against you if the accusations were false, but I guess some families aren't made up of the best, most supportive people, so I hope the truth comes out either way.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.
Think of any emails you have, doctors records, school records, school notes, anything you might have that will show that you are a good parent and bring everything with you.