CourtClerk
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I'm a bit confused... how is this relevant to the current thread? Time capsule vs opening medical mail?
and what the heck is a champagne birthday?
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Can I open mail addressed to my child?
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and what the heck is a champagne birthday?
and what the heck is a champagne birthday?
Would it be the 21st Birthday? That's the first thing that popped into my mind when I read that.
I'm a bit confused... how is this relevant to the current thread? Time capsule vs opening medical mail?
I thought the same thing when I read it yesterday, but after remember this specific poster, much of what she posts rarely pertains to the threads she posts in
This will probably get ME in trouble, bu in Kim's defense, the thread DID start out as asking about opening mail, then Calimom got "remprimanded" for starting a new thread about the mediation thing, so she came and added it here. Maybe Kim just didn't read the entire thread....and I have seen many posters, even some of the seniors say "I admit I didn't read the whole thread before responding", so she wouldn't be alone in that. And her reply wasn't that much different than lots of people who expressed their opinons on how much privacy their chidren received in regards to mail in their homes.
And, a champagne bday is the birthday on which you turn the age of the date you were born. My girls were born on the 16th and 20th, so their's would be when they turn 16 and 20. My hubby's family calls it your "great birtdhay".
And, a champagne bday is the birthday on which you turn the age of the date you were born. My girls were born on the 16th and 20th, so their's would be when they turn 16 and 20. My hubby's family calls it your "great birtdhay".
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I have never heard that before. Sounds like a neat way to make an otherwise normal birthday very special.
So who gets the Champagne?
californiamom3
Member
That was the quickest family court hearing I've ever been to.
Dad was a "no show." Judge wasn't too happy!
Dad was a "no show." Judge wasn't too happy!
californiamom3
Member
Wasn't dad the one who wanted it in the first place, to increase his time?
Yes it was his OSC. Therefore the unhappy judge!
I don't know why he's asking for more time. He's not taking advantage of the time he has now.This is the 5th week in a row he hasn't taken the kids for his "weekday dinner." UGG!
He recently indicated to me that he recorded a family counseling session. While arguing (text) about what was said during the session he said, "Do you want to hear the tape?" He must have realized he shouldn't have said anything about it because when I asked him, "What tape?" he stopped texting.
I suppose the text is not an actual admittance?
Ohiogal
Queen Bee
Yes it was his OSC. Therefore the unhappy judge!
I don't know why he's asking for more time. He's not taking advantage of the time he has now.This is the 5th week in a row he hasn't taken the kids for his "weekday dinner." UGG!
He recently indicated to me that he recorded a family counseling session. While arguing (text) about what was said during the session he said, "Do you want to hear the tape?" He must have realized he shouldn't have said anything about it because when I asked him, "What tape?" he stopped texting.
I suppose the text is not an actual admittance?
It very well could be an admission. I would definitely attempt to bring it in. I would also let the counselor know that dad is purportedly taping the sessions.
californiamom3
Member
I did save the text conversation. Thanks for the advice.