FrustratedMommy said:Thats kinda low.
First off she came to this site, knowing nothing of the legal system and asked a question. Reality is often harsh I realize that but, the comments were a bit over the top.
Second why are you bringing this up? Obviously shes gotten past that stage and LEARNED her rights and what shes entitled to, and now she wants it.
I think someone needs to grow up honestly.
rmet4nzkx said:Here is your first thread here, while you were looking for sympathy, you were given specific advice from a member of the forum who is an attorney on how to file pro se to modify the orders. Your children are old enough to call you on their own if they want. What I am saying is that you have to be realistic about your expected outcome. Last year you wanted to terminate your parental rights to get out of paying child support, that's what brought you here.
Reality.
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=218468
Zephyr said:did you let you lawyer know about these people?
How many time do we have to tell you that this is not a rant/vent/support site. You came here for legal information and you were given the answer in post #10 of your very first thread! You have posted another 230 times since then abeit about your boyfriend's problems also, but you never went out and bought the book or took the trouble to do anything about it until now. If your son's overheard any of these discussions about you wanting to terminate your parental rights, the only one responsible for PAS is you. That is reality. Now if you had done something in a timely manner or asked for a GAL to be appointed you wouldn't be here complaining about the same subject that brought you here.SITLYNNE said:Yes, some were sort of sympathetic to me at first. Some have a heart.
BelizeBreeze said:BelizeBreeze What does any of the answers OR the post have to do with termination of parental rights?
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Then move this thread to oprah.com. This is a legal advice site, not warm and fuzzy.
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01-28-2005, 06:03 AM
BelizeBreeze
So why haven't you taken him back to court for contempt of the visitation order instead of whinning and moaning about the unfair treatment? Simply put, it is up to you to bring to the court's attention any violation of a standing court order. You have not done so therefore the onus falls to you to exercise your rights.
SITLYNNE said:As I mentioned several times, I am out of money and still owe my attorney money from the last time. I am not sure if I would qualify for a "free attorney" or if we even have that choice in Pennsylvania. That is what information I need know. Also, if my sons say they don't want to see me, what good will the court order do. It is their choice, as I was told before. If you have any legal information, I would greatly appreciate it, until then, I have nothing else to do but whine. You are not in my shoes.
And whomever told you it was their choice is NOT an attorney nor intelligent.
The children, the ex, nor you have any legal standing to alter a court order. ONLY the judge has that power.
As for legal services in Pennsylvania, there are many. However, something like this is very simple to do on your own. You can afford $20 to purchase a book on divorce can't you? There are many at B.Daltons or other large bookstores.
Otherewise, this site will give you a start on finding legal aid services in your area or you can call the PA state bar association at 100 South Street - P.O. Box 186 - Harrisburg, PA 17108-0186, 1.717.238.6715 Phone - 1.717.238.1204 Fax
01-28-2005 07:08 AM
SITLYNNE Thank you for the information, this is what I was looking for.
The moral support is also nice and welcomed. I am logging off to call the number and check the site you recommended. Thanks again and wish me luck in getting back my sons.
but the facts are that your changed your mind about terminating parental rights, but the problem of modifying your visitation and custody orders was also addressed in that very first thread and all you have done is complain since then.So glad you're still able to pull up those old posts, see I could've deleted them a long time ago, but I didn't feel the need. Nothing to hide. I came here for advice and changed my mind after the first response to my first question.
And did you document any of this? File contempt for any of this? Report dad to CPS for threatening and or beating the children? Did you go to the school with this information? I'm not buying it.My children are forbidden to call me or have any sort of contact, including third party, the oldest was forced to quit boys scouts because he was relaying messages to me through the other scouts who are our neighbors and his dad found out, he never returned to scouts. Scout master even contacted me and said dad called and told him he found out son was trying to contact me, therefore he will no longer be a scout. They are threatened to be beaten if they contact me, I've heard this, as well as others, including guys here at work who were told by dad to come and tell me that he threatens the boys with beatings and groundings if he ever finds out they have made any attempts to contact me. He thinks it's funny. Some of these people will be my witnesses and have agreed to testify to such statements.
Really now? it seems you were given several options and a link.rmet4nzkx said:How many time do we have to tell you that this is not a rant/vent/support site. You came here for legal information and you were given the answer in post #10 of your very first thread! You have posted another 230 times since then abeit about your boyfriend's problems also, but you never went out and bought the book or took the trouble to do anything about it until now. If your son's overheard any of these discussions about you wanting to terminate your parental rights, the only one responsible for PAS is you. That is reality. Now if you had done something in a timely manner or asked for a GAL to be appointed you wouldn't be here complaining about the same subject that brought you here.
If I'm not allowed contact with my sons since July of 2004 and I posted the question about terminating my rights in Jan. 2005, how on earth would have it been possible for them to have overheard me. Only people who know I was thinking and asking about it are right here in this forum. What is a timely manner in custody cases?
{quote]I remember being told to go file pro se but never exactly how to do it or what forms to file. Just, you can do it yourself.
I might add, often when a parent comes here asking about how to terminate their parental rights, it is not their real question and is almost always about child support and visitaiton issues. Senior members like BB point it out and give them the means by which to remedy the legal issue/problem. There was no reason for me to even respond on that thread because you were given the answer over a year ago to the same question you asked yesterday, even though it was not your original question. Unfortunately you, like many other posters don't really come here to have legal questions answered, but instead to rant/vent/support and ignore the legal advice given.Rmet said:Really now? it seems you were given several options and a link.... but the facts are that your changed your mind about terminating parental rights, but the problem of modifying your visitation and custody orders was also addressed in that very first thread and all you have done is complain since then.
There is nothing to hold against you, the only one you are hurting is yourself.SITLYNNE [I said:Glad you got the facts right. I asked a question about terminating my rights and within the first post, I'd changed my mind. Hm, guess you'll hold that against me forever. [/I]
Rmet said:And did you document any of this? File contempt for any of this? Report dad to CPS for threatening and or beating the children? Did you go to the school with this information? I'm not buying it.
No you didn't document everything or get declarations that could be used in court and you don't have an enforcable order because you ignored BB's appropriate advice.SITLYNNE said:I document everything. Now you ask if I filed contemt when in an earlier post you said I can't hold dad in contempt with out court order. No, I did not call CPS for his stupid threats, don't think they'll come out just because I heard from 3rd parties and over the phone from dad that he's threatening them, I didnt' say he ever beat them. Yes, the school is involved. If you don't believe me, stop replying to my thread. I didn't ask you to believe me. You've called me a liar from the start. Do you believe anyone? Please post one thread where you can prove me in a lie, since you like to go back and reread all my threads so much. Prove I'm a liar, instead of just insinuating it.
SITLYNNE said:I'm sorry too CJane. Stressful court battles definitely do damage to your relationship. Hopefully, the GAL will understand this. I'm thinking it may be good that she's female, a little more sensative to these issues. Well, most females are anyway. It's better for him not to move back in, that was used against me at my last custody conference, the fact that in a year period, I'd left the same man move in and out of my house 3 times, he was never gone more than a few days, and never took his things, he'd just go to his parents until we could reconcile, then he'd come home. But, my boys kept dad up to date, and he used it against me. Unstable, is what he called it, even though it was the boys, everytime, who'd stick up for the boyfriend and beg me to forgive him yet again, and let him come home. They say to this day, if I'd have married him, they never would've decided to go live with dad. And during the times he was gone to his parents, no, I did not see anyone else, so don't even think it.
It'll be ok, the GAL will understand. If she needs to talk with him, hopefully they can have a phone conversation.
Explain to her he couldn't take the pressure of the battle and it's better for you girls this way.
FrustratedMommy said:If you cant say anything nice keep quiet.
stealth2 said:Might be easier to simply delete it. Go to your first post in the thread, click on Edit. Click on Delete. Select the "Delete this Post" radio button and then click on Delete This Message. Voila - thread gone.
Of course, it's possible to simply ignore posters you don't find helpful while still getting input from others that you do.