Recent content by momof279

Please, I really don't know what I can do with my situation. Can someone please offer some advice??

yes, it would...But, I still don't understand why you would sue in a civil court. It would just add more fuel to her temper and could cause you only more grief and harrasment from the woman...Either way...sue away..even if you do win I doubt you'll see a penny from her!

What I was trying to say is that she is pressing harassment charges...over the phone correct??? Well, all they have to do is prove that you never called her, never spoke to her, and that her charges are false. Once that is proven during you hearing she can be fined or even put in jail for filing...

If I were in your shoes I would seek legal council. That's just me though. Otherwise...you'll be on your own...

does anyone have any advice??? Please help!

JMHO...But, if you sue won't it just add more fuel to your fire. I would just fight this in court for false charges...If she is found filing a false charges she'll probably go to jail or face fines. Won't that be enough??? If you sue you'll probably open a new can of worms.

I can definately understand your situation. In my personal opinion you really need to seek the advice of an attorney. I am not one...However, In my opinion it sounds like he is not suited to raise a child, and I doubt the judge is going to give him more than visitation rights or supervised...

It depends on the state and in some cases the county in which you live. You'll have to look into your local or state laws.

If it is an every night thing you have reason to be concerned but I don't think you have any legal recourse unless there is some sort of proof or abuse. I have two boys one 7 and 4...Every now and then when my husband is out on the road my boys ask if we can have a sleepover...whether in their...

I have a wonderful 4 year old little boy from a previous man that I did not marry. At first he had no interest in seeing his son no matter how much I asked. We basically agreed to disagree and us breaking up was for the best. I tried to work with him outside of the courts to help pay for...