djmastr111
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Ok you have been listening. Yes well the attorney I spoke to says it can be used as evidence and is somewhat relevant if it is not something that has already been addressed to the courts which it hasn't. That I need to show the court that this has been a habitual....(cant think of the word) and that parental alienation is very serious. This will be confusing but the court order is the same one for the last two years there hasn't been an actual modification since. Since that court order was entered there has been many contempts for refusing my weekends, refusing information regarding health, demanding that I allow her to pick him up early every week for school. She was held in contempt for these things and a contempt hearing is not a modification the judge will not hear anything except what she did wrong and a punishment. So after 3 contempts it is habitual and I'm sure that qualifies for a change in circumstances along with the newer stuff.
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