Please tell me this will be a slam dunk.
We have filed a motion to get a blanket letter giving me permission to travel to the US with my children.
My ex has refused to sign it, stating he has concerns with supervision.
Some background - last Nov my ex told me that there were a few incidents that occurred while our children were in his care that made him think they may have been sexually abused. These incidents had occured almost 6 mths before this and he had neglected to mention it to me. I immediately set up counseling to have the girls evaluated but he cancelled the sessions. He called CAS who spoke to the girls and closed the file stating that they seemed to have knowledge above their age level but did not disclose any abuse or that they had been exposed to any pornography.
When I asked for permission to go to the US this year my ex said 'no way'. Hence the need for the letter. He's now trying to say that something happened while we were in the US last year which is completely impossible.
My ex has a history of attempting to interfere with my access (we share custody).
I'm hoping this motion will be a slam dunk since his 'concerns' are not based on fact.
Anyone have any experience on this subject? Do you think the judge would prevent me from traveling based on my ex's accusations?
We have filed a motion to get a blanket letter giving me permission to travel to the US with my children.
My ex has refused to sign it, stating he has concerns with supervision.
Some background - last Nov my ex told me that there were a few incidents that occurred while our children were in his care that made him think they may have been sexually abused. These incidents had occured almost 6 mths before this and he had neglected to mention it to me. I immediately set up counseling to have the girls evaluated but he cancelled the sessions. He called CAS who spoke to the girls and closed the file stating that they seemed to have knowledge above their age level but did not disclose any abuse or that they had been exposed to any pornography.
When I asked for permission to go to the US this year my ex said 'no way'. Hence the need for the letter. He's now trying to say that something happened while we were in the US last year which is completely impossible.
My ex has a history of attempting to interfere with my access (we share custody).
I'm hoping this motion will be a slam dunk since his 'concerns' are not based on fact.
Anyone have any experience on this subject? Do you think the judge would prevent me from traveling based on my ex's accusations?
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