My girl friend and I have split. It was not my choice to break-up. I was living with her at her parents house for about a year and 4 months. We have a kid on the way and is expected to be due Jan. 19th. For the past 4 days, she has refussed to talk to me about any detail or what should happen when the baby is due. Her parents kicked me out because they think I'm violent and they don't want that around the baby or my ex. You can ask anyone in my life that I've known, "I'm not violent." I have no intentions of ever being violent. He put a restraining order on his house, so therefore I can not even see her. He has also called the police on me for tryioing to contact my ex. I'm trying to contact her because I'm trying to figure out whats best for the baby. If we go to court, is there any chance of using a lie detecting machine they have? If so, this would clear up a lot about me being violent. He is also saying that I smoke pot. I do not smoke pot.
I also told her that I was going to commit suicide, which I did not. But Im going to a psychological evaluation and parenting assessment. If I have the certificate saying, "I would never do this" would they still be able to use this against me?
Now I read on a site that any violence in the pst doesnt matter. If the judges looks you up online and see's nothing, is it all good? Another thing, she lives with her parents. Does this mean she has a better chance of having more custody of the child? If it gets taken to court, and her father says we'll support her for whatever she needs after she moves out, will she win that?
If you are able to answer these questions that would be tremendous!
Thanks again
Jake
I also told her that I was going to commit suicide, which I did not. But Im going to a psychological evaluation and parenting assessment. If I have the certificate saying, "I would never do this" would they still be able to use this against me?
Now I read on a site that any violence in the pst doesnt matter. If the judges looks you up online and see's nothing, is it all good? Another thing, she lives with her parents. Does this mean she has a better chance of having more custody of the child? If it gets taken to court, and her father says we'll support her for whatever she needs after she moves out, will she win that?
If you are able to answer these questions that would be tremendous!
Thanks again
Jake
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