Last week I filed for divorce and requested 50/50 visitation. The judge denied the order, because she is still breast feeding. He offered 1 hour a day supervised. I declined because there is no nutral party near her house and I am about 1 hour away.
My daughter is eating people food, and breast feeding once a day. How do I get back in front of the judge to get this order modified? so that I can at least see my daughter. Or should I just leave the matter alone.
As it stands she will not let me see my daughter.
Custody of a 13 Month Old
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10-13-2009, 08:30 AMDgcooperCustody of a 13 Month Old
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10-13-2009, 10:04 AMNdK1009Re: Custody of a 13 Month Old
Was any type of visitation ordered by the judge? If so, your best bet is to exercise it as often as possible and then petition the courts for a modification in about 6 months.
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10-13-2009, 01:45 PM525601minutesRe: Custody of a 13 Month Old
Why supervised? What are you leaving out of the story? Criminal or domestic violence background? Drugs? what? and what state are you in?
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10-13-2009, 01:52 PMwouldn't you like to knowRe: Custody of a 13 Month Old
Yes, why are you receiving supervised visits? There seems to be more going on then you are telling us. Also, never decline receiving any kind of visitation/custody. Something is better than nothing and it looks to the judge like if you feel the visitation with the child is an inconvenience if you can't have it your way.
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10-13-2009, 02:03 PMtigerdogRe: Custody of a 13 Month Old
525601,
He's in CA and I'm guessing it's supervised as a result of the pending felony charges...
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10-13-2009, 02:09 PMAntigoneRe: Custody of a 13 Month OldDon't you hate it when they twist the story and then you get the pleasure of doing the untwisting???Quote:
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10-13-2009, 03:34 PMwouldn't you like to knowRe: Custody of a 13 Month Old
Dg, people on here investigate previous posts. You need to be completely upfront and honest. If your DV case isn't handled and you aren't cleared, you are not going to get unsupervised visits. You need to expedite your DV case and get the charges dismissed. Do you have any previous criminal background? Does your soon to be ex? Do you have any UNBIASED character witnesses who have witnessed previous incidents? Have the court order a psychological evaluation to determine which parent would be the most fit to care for the child if she REALLY is lying about this incident. These things MAY help but no guarantee. Judges pretty much have their mind made up and tend to see things the way they want.
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10-13-2009, 03:45 PMAntigoneRe: Custody of a 13 Month OldWe don't only investigate previous posts...when we can, we go deeper:cool:Quote:
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10-13-2009, 05:20 PMDogmatiqueRe: Custody of a 13 Month Old
And oh, we can go so much deeper...
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10-14-2009, 12:15 AMDgcooperRe: Custody of a 13 Month OldOn The Button, However the family said that he did not consider that, but we all know, with DV your guilty until you can prove yourself inocent.Quote:
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Can you go deep engough to tell me when I will see my child again? I AM LOSTQuote:
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