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Hiding the children
I have tried to contact her multiple times. I have S15 and D11. I talked to their school and found some female called them to notify their absence. She is corresponding with her attorney and told her about her surgery, but did not reveal the address it seems. I visited her house this afternoon...- Winsome
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Hiding the children
Thank you. I reverse looked-up the number. It is showing a different state. I called the number and it sounds like a dubious one. The problem is ex has the children's passports, she was ordered mental health counseling, and has a history of alienation. I do hope she is ok if she had an accident...- Winsome
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Very difficult. Nothing unusual, she just does not want to support the father-child relationship and hinders it as much she can. Last year, she was ordered to take mental health counseling. Mom was held in contempt for custodial interference, and other issues in the past. Correct Correct! It...- Winsome
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Hiding the children
What is the name of your state? IN My ex has taken the kids to Florida citing a 3 day trip. Then sends me a message saying she is in the hospital and will not be back until further notice. Will not respond to my further queries about the children's whereabouts, who they are with, and refuses...- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
I am not sure where this is going. If there are certain forum rules, it is better to publish them to avoid confusion. I feel this is getting personal and will stop here. Thanks to all who responded.- Winsome
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Insight to what? At the beginning of this thread, we had this discussion and the Admin approved this thread. If there are rules regarding opening new threads, please let me know and I will be cognizant in future.- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
Accepted. I also got my legal counsel to confirm the schedule per guidelines.- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
Sorry, psychological association- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
I asked the therapist and he gave me his opinion. He did not write a formal report to the court or vouched for a parent like the other one did.- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
It is my understanding talking with other highly qualified therapists, the APTA does not approve a therapist who recommends custody. Secondly, without talking or assessing the other parent, is a mistake. I may be wrong, but this is what I was told.- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
Understood. The children and I had a therapist before our current one. He had recommended full custody to the mother and vouched for her completely. The problem, besides his going out of bounds, he hadn't met or talked to me prior to that recommendation. After this therapist was dismissed by the...- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
Thanks, I guess that helps me to figure out my blind spot. My argument is 'she did it again, refused to send the children though I offered an alternate plan.' She seemed to follow my alternate plan at first, then at the last moment reversed her position. I guess my OP sounded the opposite...- Winsome
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thank you so much, this insight helps a lot.- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
What do we do if we do not agree. Does that mean one parent gets to call the shots and the other complies all the time for fear that s/he will be seen as lame and inflexible?- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
How do you mean? You put this in suspense with a sense you know exactly what I am going to get.- Winsome
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Understood. But to your point, I tried to work things out during those months. It appeared she was willing to follow the schedule I proposed, and she did for the spring break after much back and forth. But at the last minute refused to send the children last weekend. I may also add, that when...- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
I know. I told my attorney to clarify with hers. He dislikes her attorney and put in a contempt. But in any case, I have loads of emails to my ex suggesting her to consult with her attorney. I am thinking it might help.- Winsome
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Disagreement with guidelines
doucar, I have an attorney who is involved in the case and consulted him. But day to day situations like these create a dilemma. The reason I try to reach out to you learned folks is to see a. whether I am on the wrong side of this, and b. if anyone who has been in this situation before can help...- Winsome
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