Life is Short - Don't Waste It!

Friday, June 4, 2010

Well, my good news yesterday quickly turned bad. V called again and he is on weekend furloghs and would like to resume his visitation on his weekends. In preparation for this news, I had talked to the girls about seeing their dad again. Oldest is a def no and youngest is iffy. I asked them to right down their reasons for and against and got some startling info. Evidenly they have seen him buying drugs and sniffing white powder. He has hit them and pulled their hair. He fights with everyone in the home and is being his usually bullying self and they do nothing about it. This is in addition to the stuff they told me about how he tells them I don't care about them and don't love them. This morning I called the court back and she told me that if he is out on furlough I do have to allow visitation. I am trying to come up with ideas on how to delay until we can get back to court but am having trouble because I have never done this before so I thought some step moms who have experienced the bio moms who seem to be experts in interfereing with visitation for some advice...PLEASE HELP!!!!!

4 comments:

Amy said...

You might have to file an emergency injunction to stop it. I wonder if CPS could do anything to help stop it?

Anonymous said...

I'd do what Amy suggested... Call CPS, file something... maybe try for a temp restraining order due to what the kids wrote down.. Just start making phone calls to find out what you can do... even supervised visits would be better than no change...

Tammy said...

Hey girlie...I'm still here ;-)

Has a court appointed psychologist spoken to the girls to determine if they should be forced to see their dad?

Crys said...

I'm very glad the girls were able to tell you what's going on, even though the news wasn't heartwarming. I'm with Amy on this one. If abuse (physical and drug related) are going on something should be able to be done. There has to be someone you can call about this. That's not behavior that anyone should be exposed to. Good luck hon and keep us updated.