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I will keep this short & sweet bc I really need advice. First of the month I request in writing my 2nd week of the summer. Ex refuses saying they have plans. I call right back & leave msg requesting alternate week later in the month (the 22nd). The day before my regular week-end pick up, my ex leaves a msg that states they will be out of town for several days & will not be home until Tue. Since he gives me no specific dates I call right back & leave a msg that states I WILL be there Fri the 13th for my regular week-end & if they are not there I will be calling the police. He pulled this stunt 2 yrs ago & ended up screwing up our visitation schedule with my step-kids so I wasn't taking any chances. So Fri during the middle of the day when he knows I'm at work he calls & leaves a msg that says in my msg I told him I would be picking up my son on the 22nd so he ASSUMED I would not be picking him up on my regular week-end. Oh & he records all his msgs so he must feel his butt is covered! But never once in my msg did I say I would NOT be picking up my son for my regular week-end. For the record I have NEVER not picked up my son for any reason in 6 yrs. The problem with all of this is that I don't go home after work on my pick up days. I live 30 minutes out of town so I would have to turn around & go back to town as soon as I got home! (& with today's gas prices, who can afford that?
). So my husband gets the msg & calls me when I'm on my way to their house! So I call the police (after I verify they are not home) & they ask me to come down to the ps to file a report bc they are busy. After waiting 45 minutes a PO finally comes into the room & proceeds to ask me what I want him to do about it!?!? He tells me it's a civil matter, not a police matter & he almost won't take my info! Now if I don't document this it's my word against his right? What I need to know is...is the fact the my ex OBVIOUSLY knew I would be picking up my son on my week-end (or he wouldn't have called and left the msgs that he did with the dates that he did & that he called during the middle of the day when he knew no one would be home) enough to file some kind of contempt charges against him? I know when he called my on Thur he called from his home bc we have caller ID so he left w/o waiting for my reply. And I know this falls into the common courtesy file which I guess I don't deserve, but if there was ANY doubt in his mind about me not picking up my son shouldn't have have at LEAST called & asked? I know I'm asking for alot, but hey, what can I say, I must just be one of those demanding ex-wifes
! If anyone has ANY ideas, please respond!
I will keep this short & sweet bc I really need advice. First of the month I request in writing my 2nd week of the summer. Ex refuses saying they have plans. I call right back & leave msg requesting alternate week later in the month (the 22nd). The day before my regular week-end pick up, my ex leaves a msg that states they will be out of town for several days & will not be home until Tue. Since he gives me no specific dates I call right back & leave a msg that states I WILL be there Fri the 13th for my regular week-end & if they are not there I will be calling the police. He pulled this stunt 2 yrs ago & ended up screwing up our visitation schedule with my step-kids so I wasn't taking any chances. So Fri during the middle of the day when he knows I'm at work he calls & leaves a msg that says in my msg I told him I would be picking up my son on the 22nd so he ASSUMED I would not be picking him up on my regular week-end. Oh & he records all his msgs so he must feel his butt is covered! But never once in my msg did I say I would NOT be picking up my son for my regular week-end. For the record I have NEVER not picked up my son for any reason in 6 yrs. The problem with all of this is that I don't go home after work on my pick up days. I live 30 minutes out of town so I would have to turn around & go back to town as soon as I got home! (& with today's gas prices, who can afford that?

