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sinkingfeeling

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6. Thanks. The mother and child have never lived outside of this state.

Reply to 1monster (Reply #5)

Wed Jun 13, 2012, 01:55 PM

Jun 2012

She filed in two adjoining states using addresses of her mother and ex-boyfriend. That boyfriend is the father of another kid of hers and has two arrests for domestic violence. They were living together in 2010 when he beat her up in front of the kids. We filed a complaint with DHS and a case worker interviewed my son's little girl about how afraid she was of the guy. It was in a report and we immediately petitioned the court for a custody hearing. Court would not admit the report into the record nor the two police reports and the DHS worker was not allowed to testify. Custody stayed with the mother.

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What to do? [View all] sinkingfeeling Jun 2012 OP

So did the mother file in those other states Drale Jun 2012 #1

The mother filed in 3 states. She also has kids by other men and takes sinkingfeeling Jun 2012 #2

Maybe he should cite the mother's fraud thecrow Jun 2012 #4

This is one of the problems with the "state" system Drale Jun 2012 #3

It can get really messed up if the mother moves around a lot AND especially if she files for 1monster Jun 2012 #5

Thanks. The mother and child have never lived outside of this state. sinkingfeeling Jun 2012 #6

well said. fe6252fes Jun 2012 #7