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originally posted by: Atsbhct
Hack that. When did people lose their ability to fight back sensibly? When did it become normal to call the media, or accept an interview about your situation instead of fighting the situation in court?
I'd rather take a chance at jail time, which would never, ever happen, than comply with a court order which was probably a standard copy and paste family court add on mistake. Stories like this are click bait and give us all something to be mad about, when in reality it doesn't affect us in the least. (Sorry about this small rant.)
A reply to: Anyafaj
originally posted by: paraphi
To the OP.
The worst type of family dispute is when kids are involved.
While I abhor domestic violence in all its forms, so have sympathy for the victim, I also think (a minority view here) that the kids should keep in contact with the father. When the kids grow up they can make their own objective judgement.
They should not be used as pawns in this, so if the mother obstructs this, then she deserves sanctions, if she has been warned.
Regards
originally posted by: paraphi
To the OP.
The worst type of family dispute is when kids are involved.
While I abhor domestic violence in all its forms, so have sympathy for the victim, I also think (a minority view here) that the kids should keep in contact with the father. When the kids grow up they can make their own objective judgement.
They should not be used as pawns in this, so if the mother obstructs this, then she deserves sanctions, if she has been warned.
Regards
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: paraphi
To the OP.
The worst type of family dispute is when kids are involved.
While I abhor domestic violence in all its forms, so have sympathy for the victim, I also think (a minority view here) that the kids should keep in contact with the father. When the kids grow up they can make their own objective judgement.
They should not be used as pawns in this, so if the mother obstructs this, then she deserves sanctions, if she has been warned.
Regards
Your #ing kidding me?
There mom was tortured in front of them.
What sort of psitive influnce could tha POS have in there lifes?
Forceing contact is tortureing them all over again!
Its child abuse!
Your basicaly forceing the kids to stay in contact with a child abuser.
And yes I class forceing the kids to watch the torture and attempted murder of there mom chid abuse.
originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: Anyafaj
Re-read my post. The kids should not be prevented by the mother of writing letters to the father. That's what this is about. Contact between children and parents is vital, regardless of the circumstances. They are not with the father, it's about contact by letter. When the children grow up they can make their own judgments on whether they want any contact.
Violence within relationships is nasty. I've seen it. However, regardless of the here and now, children losing contact with a parent has lasting implications on the children. Again, see that too.
Regards
originally posted by: paraphi
a reply to: Anyafaj
Re-read my post. The kids should not be prevented by the mother of writing letters to the father. That's what this is about. Contact between children and parents is vital, regardless of the circumstances.
They are not with the father, it's about contact by letter. When the children grow up they can make their own judgments on whether they want any contact.
Horrified Natalie Allman, 29, has been ordered by a judge to send letters three times a year to brutal Jason Hughes who tortured her for seven hours in front of their twin sons.
Under parental rights laws, Natalie is being forced to send updates on the five-year-olds along with photos.
The boys were just two when they saw their father batter their mum with his weight-lifting dumbbells, slash her throat with an Army knife and try to suffocate her with a pillow.
Violence within relationships is nasty. I've seen it. However, regardless of the here and now, children losing contact with a parent has lasting implications on the children. Again, see that too.
originally posted by: Anyafaj
originally posted by: crazyewok
originally posted by: paraphi
To the OP.
The worst type of family dispute is when kids are involved.
While I abhor domestic violence in all its forms, so have sympathy for the victim, I also think (a minority view here) that the kids should keep in contact with the father. When the kids grow up they can make their own objective judgement.
They should not be used as pawns in this, so if the mother obstructs this, then she deserves sanctions, if she has been warned.
Regards
Your #ing kidding me?
There mom was tortured in front of them.
What sort of psitive influnce could tha POS have in there lifes?
Forceing contact is tortureing them all over again!
Its child abuse!
Your basicaly forceing the kids to stay in contact with a child abuser.
And yes I class forceing the kids to watch the torture and attempted murder of there mom chid abuse.
Thank God I'm not the only one who sees it this way. For a minute there I thought I was losing my mind again. Hey your dad beat the crap out of me, write him a nice letter, will ya? WTH??? Yup, he'll be an awesome role model, he will!
originally posted by: vonclod
In fact this woman and her children should be offered new identities imo.
originally posted by: IslandOfMisfitToys
a reply to: peter vlar
You know as fracked up as the US justice system is, at least we don't force a victim of attempted murder to even face the murderer in trial. Let alone make them be in constant contact with him after he has been incarcerated.
Tired of Brits thinking they have the high horse.