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  • 07-19-2013, 08:41 PM
    FatherWhoWon
    Re: Fighting Grandparents Visitation
    Sighhhhh.... Despite so much back and forth over something that really should not have gotten this big, we are still missing my point. Not a major point with respect to the topic of the thread, but not a ridiculous one either.

    You have no idea what my background and experience are.

    I stand by every word I've written here, and I've said a lot of things I believe need to be said. I do not specifically have a personal issue with Mr. KIA, though I did cite a personal experience with him as an example. Many "senior members" post here with more put on authority than they should probably be projecting. Though my sample size of past inquiries is small, the accuracy record for responses I've gotten has only been 33%. That's only good in baseball. Now anyone who reads this thread will hopefully consider being more cautious with how much credence they give to the answers they get. I'm not saying the forum isn't valuable for others as a resource, nor that the terms of service don't have a disclaimer.

    Since you seem to have missed my original point, I won't belabor this tangent to it anymore. I do apologize to OP for the terrible amount of thread-jacking I've done. It was not my intent. This is the last time I'll post to this thread because of that reason. But I'm not going to back down from my position. Not to mention, its late where I live and time to knock-off for the night.
  • 07-19-2013, 10:06 PM
    Mr. Knowitall
    Re: Fighting Grandparents Visitation
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    In every post I've read by you, I sense a very authoritative tone so much so that, if anyone disagrees with you in the slightest, you are rudely dismissive of what they have to say. Perhaps they are right; perhaps you are. But you are not ALWAYS correct. It is still worthwhile to at least consider another person's opinion.

    When people spout nonsense, I correct them. If they insist on polluting the forum with gibberish, they wear my patience thin. I won't apologize for that or for making blunt observations, such as noting the tendency of certain persons to insult me when they find themselves on the losing end of a legal discussion.
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    A few years back, when I was new to family law, I asked a question to which you responded. I countered your assertions with my own statements, and you rudely dismissed what I had to say as you seem to like to do. You vehemently told me that I was the one who was incorrect.

    I have no idea what you are prattling about, but the fact that you're being nebulous really tells me what I need to know about who was correct. But thanks for clearing up the fact that your behavior here is the result of the chip on your shoulder.
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    All that to say, llworking's post is decent food for thought, worth considering, and if I were her, I'd probably trust my sources, too, over what you had to say.

    Which tells me an awful lot about how you decide when somebody is "wrong" on a legal issue. Who cares what the case law says - it's not what you wanted to hear, so you'll go with a fallacious appeal to an unnamed authority.
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    If you have an issue with someone, hit the ignore button instead of making a bunch of ridiculous attacks.

    Tell people what they don't want to hear, and that is how a certain number of them inevitably behave.
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    I do not specifically have a personal issue with Mr. KIA, though I did cite a personal experience with him as an example.

    You just spun a yarn about how I was supposedly wrong once in a thread you started, and how you've been grinding an axe ever since. Now you're swinging it... a swing and a miss! Sorry, but pretending you're not embarking on some kind of childish grudge match doesn't really fly after you try to start a childish grudge match.
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    Though my sample size of past inquiries is small, the accuracy record for responses I've gotten has only been 33%.

    Which from what you've posted so far seems to mean, "I only heard what I wanted to hear 1/3 of the time." If you had anything to substantiate your nonsense, you would share it. Whining isn't substantiation.

    If it wasn't your intent to thread-jack and start a fight, gosh darn it, you do a great job hiding your real motives.
  • 07-21-2013, 02:53 PM
    aaron
    Re: Fighting Grandparents Visitation
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    I do not specifically have a personal issue with Mr. KIA, though I did cite a personal experience with him as an example.

    I have looked through your posting history and can't find what you are talking about. EA1070a did the same and also came up empty.

    The number of people who have been squabbling with volunteers of late, because they don't hear what they want to hear, has been consuming a ridiculous amount of moderation time. If you believe that something in an old thread is incorrect, post what you believe to be the correct information in that thread. If you don't think it's important enough to correct in context, you should deem it to be something that's not important enough to bring into somebody else's thread, out of context.
  • 07-22-2013, 08:43 PM
    Dogmatique
    Re: Fighting Grandparents Visitation
    aaron, with all due respect (and that's a WHOLE bunch. Banana trees full)

    I have nothing useful to add.

    But I just out of the hospital with a life-threatening condition (life-shortening actually - Mr Doggie and I have a long road ahead of us.

    Let's just hug it out?

    Because I will bring out the Marmite. I REALLY REALLY will.

    (just you ask cbg)

    - - - Updated - - -

    Ah crivens I even necroposted to boot. Flog me now.
  • 07-22-2013, 09:00 PM
    gam
    Re: Fighting Grandparents Visitation
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    aaron, with all due respect (and that's a WHOLE bunch. Banana trees full)

    I have nothing useful to add.

    But I just out of the hospital with a life-threatening condition (life-shortening actually - Mr Doggie and I have a long road ahead of us.

    Let's just hug it out?

    Because I will bring out the Marmite. I REALLY REALLY will.

    (just you ask cbg)

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    Ah crivens I even necroposted to boot. Flog me now.

    I'm really sorry to hear about this Dog. It's not like we really know each other, but when you spend time posting on these boards, ya get a feel for people. Your one of the kind, decent folks out there, wish you and Mr Doggie(he must be decent if he snagged you) well on your long road.
  • 07-23-2013, 07:41 AM
    aaron
    Re: Fighting Grandparents Visitation
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    Let's just hug it out?

    Sounds good to me, as long as nobody starts arguing that you have to have three or more judges involved before it's legally a group hug. ;)
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