August 2006 Weddings
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Question for Parents
What would you do or how would you react if you were separated from your spouse and he/she (I guess he, since we're all women here...) wouldn't let you see your child without him being around?
Re: Question for Parents
And by court do you mean going into court immediately for an emergency order or something else?
Sorry if this seems like a weird question. I can't elaborate, but I'm trying to figure out if my gut reaction to something is right-on.
Well I don't know anything about the case but as an attorney, my gut reaction would be something is not right here. I can't imagine ANY parent not allowing another parent to see their child without them being around UNLESS there was a fear of safety for that child. It's either that or one of the parents is ticked off at the other that they're playing the game with the child. That's pretty damn sad.
As a parent, I'd be finding me an attorney STAT to help me with this.
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in a situation like that, I would assume one of two things:
fear that the parent will abuse the child
or
fer that the parent will flee with the child
I am the 99%.
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