Know Who You Are Dealing With

Parental Alienation Syndrome, Malicious Mother Syndrome, dealing with the ex, and various other non-legal concerns throughout the process.

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby Kia » Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:09 pm

Yes, sorry I did not mention that! I would almost be tempted to keep the ones with mom for WAY down the line,adult time, if they have anger and doubts about what was done.(I know I will get flamed for saying that..LOL) From what your son was crying about on the phone,I think mom is pulling the PAS hard and strong! That was really really tacky and innapropate for her to have him call or even mention finacial problems with him. I am sorry she put them though that.At least they have you to tell them it had nothing to do with them.God, maybe you need full custody for a while .She needs some help with her anger and lies,etc.Is she really up to even having joint?
Best of Luck and way to go!
Kia
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby No·MAD » Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:33 pm

You might consider psychological evaluations just to put another nail in the coffin.
No·MAD
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby OH Father » Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:34 pm

Proud, Proud, Proud.

I am going through it, the hurt, the pain, the control, I know what it takes, 2 years, I am proud of you.

You are a model for us all...........

[%sig%]
OH Father
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby READY » Thu Jan 06, 2005 10:46 pm

This proceeding is going to take place in the State of Maine. Under Maine law I do not have to file for Custody in order to get it. Since she was the one that filed for the TRO, she has the burden of proof. There is no doubt that she will fail with or without counsel.
In the event she does have counsel for the hearing I am sure she told him that what was in her complaint to be true and that is what took place. Big mistake.

Since Family Court moves so swiftly in Maine, if she did retain counsel he will not have time to file for discovery. (in other words the he will not know what we have for evidence (since were are the defending a case brought on by her the “Plaintiff”) and that the Maine Courts do not allow Motions to Continue when Children are involved. She is stuck in the mud.


We have held off on filing the cross motion for contempt at this time. We will wait for the clear outcome of the TRO hearing and there is not any doubt we will prevail. However, my legal counsel has decided that after we prevail he will file the motion for contempt before we leave that day. (He has everything ready to file)

When that happens (we will be using the same tapes that were used to defend the TRO to prosecute the contempt motion) and the Judge will have had enough.

Sole Parental Rights in Maine can be awarded if there is a substantial change in circumstances "since the Divorce Judgment was entered into the Court".

So… in a “nutshell” there has been a substantial change (her attitude toward contact, < parenting time >, degrading remarks, kids and me involved in mortgage payments, willful misuse of the RO process etc.

When the Court finds her in contempt (which they will by her own testimony from the tapes) He will then under the circumstances move the Court to grant me sole parental rights. Based on the tapes it will most likely happen. If not I have many more to be reviewed. But one thing is for sure…… after SHE listens to the tapes in Court I can just imagine how pleasant she will be on the phone going forward.

That’s when the being “READY” process will start all over again………..
READY
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby T » Fri Jan 07, 2005 10:29 am

Nice job.....I have learned alot from this thread.
Congrats and patience always prevails
T
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby ben » Fri Jan 07, 2005 10:48 am

Ready,
Excellent execution of a well developed strategy.

The only issue that you may have to confront in court is whether the tapes will actually be played in court.

It is NOT too late to get the tapes transcribed and served to the DA ex.

Otherwise, sound, reasonable and ultimately law-based ACTIONS on your part will lead to the request for restraining order being rescinded.

Good luck.
ben
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby kahuna » Fri Jan 07, 2005 11:03 am

Good job. I hope it's enough to get you what you deserve. Good luck and let us know what happens.
kahuna
 

Re: Know Who You Are Dealing With

Postby Home Dad » Fri Jan 07, 2005 6:55 pm

Ready,

This is very impressive. I would imagine the ex will tell the kids that dad was and is recording their phone calls. In the long run they will realize that you were doing it for their best interest. I have to go buy more tapes.HD
Home Dad
 

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