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02-05-2007, 07:33 AM
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In my sister's situation, the guy is just bad all around, he should not even be a father, he doesn't want anything to do with them, and that is just sad. In the beginning, he filed an injuction against her in an attempt to get the kids away from her. Funny thing is, if it worked and he "won", the kids would have ended up with his Mother, NOT HIM. Because he doesn't want them, but his mother did, and talked him into this Injuction thing. They had it all planned, he had brought the kids over to him Mom's , set up a nice dinner for my sister, so that she wouldn't leave the house, and would be there when the police showed up to serve her. Nice guy huh?? Thank goodness, none of their tactics worked, and thank goodness my sister had my father to help her through two years of hell. (Which she doesn't appreciate or feel greatful for, but that is another thread). Now that he "lost" neither him nor his mother want or will have anything to do with those kids. He even tried moving to Indiana to "get away". It is just sad all around. And even after all that has happened, and believe me there is plenty more than what I am just posting here. She feels bad about him possible having to do jail time. Which he does face. There is a big possiblity that he will end up behind bars. She has already filed (or her attorney has filed) the papers to get all of this in motion.....it will just be up to him, to make things right. So, far he hasn't adheared to one court order yet, so we will see.....
I guess my question in the beginning should have been....do dead beat Dad's deserve to face jail time?? And if you have an ex that is a dead beat Dad...what are your feelings on this issue??
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