Ohiogal
Queen Bee
First off I want to say that I deeply respect OhioGal's status here. She has given me very good advice...as have other members here. I take great offense at those who are trying to make her seem idiotic....there are good people here, who know what they're doing. Basically, if you don't want the truth, don't ask it here....things here are to the point, and you take it that way or pay a lawyer the big bucks and hear it from him/her.
I thank you!
If we had more than a mailing address for my SD's mom, I'd be glad to put her on the forms for school.
Put her on the forms as mom anyway. And put yourself in another spot.
Unfortunately, she is unwilling to give any information. The mailing address we got for her was via the CSE folks....when she sends anything to my SD, it's without an address. We have no contact info for her other than the address, and she has only started accepting mail in March of this year.
She still needs to be on the forms as she is entitled to information about her child.
When I meet a new teacher, they are told(by me) that I am the stepmom. The office personnel know I am the stepmom
Good.
At the beginning of every school year, my hubby writes a letter/note to the school personnel that mom is not to contact SD nor pick her up due to the court ordered sanction of sorts....the judge stated she is not to have any physical contact with their child until mom meets with the judge and posts a bond. This has been noted in SD's file year after year.
If there is a court order that states that, dad should include a copy of the cover page of said order as well as the section that states mom is not to have physical contact until mom meets with the judge and posts a bond put in the child's file.
Eventually, when we get enough money saved, we're going for a TPR. Now that mom is playing the head games with her child, it'll take a bit longer, but we'll be able to save that much more for an even better lawyer. Then I'll be able to legally say I am mom.
Good.
I have discussed this with the hubby since I asked this question, and he has told his boss that he will need time off to talk with the teachers, school staff and docs when the need arises. I still continue with the momly (is that a word?) duties and take care of my SD as I do my own 2 sons.
Good. You can do the loving and nurturing (

I appreciate the help from those who offered true assistance, and give the golden raspberry to the buttheads who talk smack.
Thanks to the helpful folks!!!!
Carol
You are welcome!