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That may or may not happen as she may or may not want it anymore. Notwithstanding that, any further relationship you do have should also have various forms of counselling attached as condition of the relationship. Also, you have to understand that you have opened up a big door that should you get back into a relationship with her, you need to be cautious, because I guarantee if the shoe were on the other foot, you would not be getting such cooperation in retur.
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No offense man, but grow a set. Or at least ask your ex if you can have one of them back from her purse because man, you are seriously setting yourself up for a fall. IMO, her family is not going to be so encouraging of a continued relationship with you after this last episode. They have her ear, she has a lot of anger towards you (going to jail, you having the kids) that once you give her those kids, good luck getting them back. |
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Because the parent was arrested and charged -- What are the terms and conditions of their release provided by way of bail/undertaking or recognizance? Is the CAS involved?
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The terms I got were:
- Cannot have any direct or indirect contact with me - Cannot return to the apartment except for one time under police escort to retrieve personal belongings - Access to children to be arranged between a 3rd party. |
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can someone explain to me what indirect contact is?? To me that would be asking someone to contact him on their behalf.
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Indirect contact means no phone calls, no texting, no emails, and no contact through a third party.. if either party does they can both be charged..been through it this this past summer...takes about 5 months to get to the courts and if you plead guilty you then have a 4 months domestic violence course that you have to take and then all charges will be dropped once you complete that course.
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I believe contacting someone through your family qualifies as indirect contact. So therefore she is breaking the terms of her release and can be hauled back to jail if you decide to report this.
Please do not hand over the children until you have some sort of temporary court order in place. If they (her family) take the kids, there is no reason why they have to be reasonable afterwards. I don't want to scare you, but you may not see your children for a long time and only after several months of litigation. Her family may be "communicating" now, but after they receive the children they have no reason to respond to your request that the children be returned. If both parties through a third party can not agree where access should take place, then access will have to wait until you can get into court on Monday. You are understandably in shock now, because of what happened. You need to stay strong if not for yourself then for your children. You did the right thing. Last edited by Nadia; 10-03-2010 at 10:35 AM. |
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Her parents can contact him for only the kids..there should no messages going back and forth between the wife and husband through her parents..if any one gets bitter they can report this to the police and charges will apply. But both parents should be asking thier lawyer before hand to make sure this is ok.
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Does that sound like someone who would be willing to bring the kids back to you once they have them? Call the police? All they are going to do is to tell Mom to stay the hell away as ordered and to stop violating the contact condition of her release, or worse, re-arrest her. Take the advice you have been given and get a court for temporary sole custody or AT LEAST an order confirming that you home is their primary residence. Once you have assuredness for your children you will be in a much better position to evaluate what you should do. If it means taking a few days off work to sort things out, so be it. This is a very pivotal time for your children. Entrench their living arrangements so that can you can free your mind to deal with the other questions. Believe me, if you blow this one and those kids end up at Mom's and you end up being denied access you will never forgive yourself. |
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