motherNneed
Junior Member
What is the name of your state? California
My daughter, at the time 14 yrs old (now 15), ran away from home, because I filed for a temporary restraining order against her (then) 43 yr old male friend (now 44).
At the court proceedings for the temp restraining order, the friend, Mr. B, served me with a slander suit. I did not have a lawyer, and lost the permanent restraining order. I have suspected that Mr. B is aiding my daughter to stay a runaway, but have been unable to prove it with photos and such. She has been listed as a runaway since Jan 2006.
I have involved local authorities, but have not had much help. CPS has been involved, because of the suspected inappropriateness of the relationship between my daughter and Mr. B.. The CPS investigator has told me of her opinion of the relationship, and what she has put in her official report as to the nature of their relationship. This is a paraphrase of what was told to me by the lady from CPS, the two of them are having, or have had sex.
In June 2006, Mr. B filed for guardianship of my daughter. I have a recorded phone message from my daughter stating, "(Mr.B) will drop the slander suit if you give him guardianship of me". Mr.B has tied up all of our finances in these two suits. Myself, my husband, and my children (especially my other 2 teen aged children), have been under extreme emotional distress because of this situation. I have spent months worried about my runaway daughter, her well being, her education, and her future. I have been put through the ringer fighting this Mr. B, and trying to keep him from my daughter.
I honestly feel that Mr. B has filed these suits to intentionally deplete my family's finances, so he can acquire my daughter. I have recently discovered that someone has seen the two of them together, arm in arm, holding hands, at an amusement park. This person has given their statement under penalty of perjury. I have also recently acquired a cell phone that Mr. B bought for my daughter (during the time she has been a runaway). These are the only proof that I have, that he has had contact with my daughter, and has known of her where abouts, while she has been a runaway.
My questions are: Can I file intentional infliction of emotional distress against him? Are there any other actions I can take against him, criminal or other wise?
What is the name of your state?
My daughter, at the time 14 yrs old (now 15), ran away from home, because I filed for a temporary restraining order against her (then) 43 yr old male friend (now 44).
At the court proceedings for the temp restraining order, the friend, Mr. B, served me with a slander suit. I did not have a lawyer, and lost the permanent restraining order. I have suspected that Mr. B is aiding my daughter to stay a runaway, but have been unable to prove it with photos and such. She has been listed as a runaway since Jan 2006.
I have involved local authorities, but have not had much help. CPS has been involved, because of the suspected inappropriateness of the relationship between my daughter and Mr. B.. The CPS investigator has told me of her opinion of the relationship, and what she has put in her official report as to the nature of their relationship. This is a paraphrase of what was told to me by the lady from CPS, the two of them are having, or have had sex.
In June 2006, Mr. B filed for guardianship of my daughter. I have a recorded phone message from my daughter stating, "(Mr.B) will drop the slander suit if you give him guardianship of me". Mr.B has tied up all of our finances in these two suits. Myself, my husband, and my children (especially my other 2 teen aged children), have been under extreme emotional distress because of this situation. I have spent months worried about my runaway daughter, her well being, her education, and her future. I have been put through the ringer fighting this Mr. B, and trying to keep him from my daughter.
I honestly feel that Mr. B has filed these suits to intentionally deplete my family's finances, so he can acquire my daughter. I have recently discovered that someone has seen the two of them together, arm in arm, holding hands, at an amusement park. This person has given their statement under penalty of perjury. I have also recently acquired a cell phone that Mr. B bought for my daughter (during the time she has been a runaway). These are the only proof that I have, that he has had contact with my daughter, and has known of her where abouts, while she has been a runaway.
My questions are: Can I file intentional infliction of emotional distress against him? Are there any other actions I can take against him, criminal or other wise?
