Ontariodaddyman, my ex is doing exactly the same with my kids, she's doing whatever possible to keep me away from them, and my ex-mother in law is a huge issue here...
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As you are the application at each and every case conference you should be speaking first, if the other side tries to drive the agenda stand up and remind them that you are the applicant. If the judge tells you not to speak and speaks to the lawyer, respectfully ask the judge "for the record, I am the applicant, and as such I am the moving party at this case conference, as such may I speak first.
I believe you do. But you should check the family law rules to be sure.Involveddad75, question, for this upcoming case conference the other party (the respondent -my ex) pushed and scheduled this conference, so they served me first with the case conference brief and then I served them with my reply. I am the applicant since this case started with an emergency motion back in December 2012. So, in this case who should drive the agenda, me or her? Please let me know.
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I believe you do. But you should check the family law rules to be sure.
Thanks Franklin, I pray to God to help me and my kids to go through all this hell well, she's doing the same to me, my mother in law is the worst evil person you ever seen on earth. I'm trying to get a restraining order for her, I just don't want to see her anymore.
How can you sue your ex and her parents in a civil suit, on what grounds?
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The hell with the rules, there are no rules.
As self rept. you can afford the time and money you don't have to put out to wait out the for best results. I thought to sue my ex in a civil suit for what she and her disgusting parents did to myself and my kids but I ran out of energy. Oh well good luck.
Congratulations
Here is some stuff for you to read Paco.
http://www.ottawadivorce.com/forum/search.php?searchid=787600
I cover most of your questions in these main thread threads that I have already posted.
http://www.ottawadivorce.com/forum/f3/legal-truisims-exposed-custody-access-reports-15153/
http://www.ottawadivorce.com/forum/f12/truisms-exposed-difficulty-term-abuse-case-law-16809/
Etc...
Good Luck!
Tayken