SlevinKalebra Posted June 24, 2013 Posted June 24, 2013 My exwife removed my daughter from CO. against court orders. I did not file an objection because when I brought evidence of physical, mental and sexual abuse I was accused of "investigating" and stalking (I pulled public records from child protective services and arrest records) resulting in losing all parental rights and reducing my parenting time to three days per month. I did not dare open my mouth over something so "minor" when opening my mouth over something major went so horribly wrong. Anyway, does anyone know: #1- if the court in NE has jurisdiction despite the fact the case is still based in CO? #2- I am driving up to voice my objection but I am not sure if there is a written objection I need to file. I checked their self help page and could not find any objection to the motion Any help is greatly appreciated
Balzac Posted June 24, 2013 Posted June 24, 2013 resulting in losing all parental rights and reducing my parenting time to three days per month. You are/were enjoying visitation, was it supervised? "NE" what is this?
Author SlevinKalebra Posted June 24, 2013 Author Posted June 24, 2013 (edited) NE is Nebraska. I had 50/50 custody until she moved an abusive alcoholic into her house. Then I found out her son was molesting her (plus I got proof of other incidences against another child). I brought this info to the court and they said I was stalking because I got this information and showed the court how worthless the child family investigator (a former judge) was. Now I see her 3 days per month Edited June 24, 2013 by SlevinKalebra More info
Balzac Posted June 24, 2013 Posted June 24, 2013 Weirdest story I've ever heard. Child Protection involvement occurred in CO it sounds like? In general the court of record is jurisdiction. Had she petitioned that court based on remarriage/employment/family support? Sounds as if she just bolted. What age is your daughter?
Author SlevinKalebra Posted June 24, 2013 Author Posted June 24, 2013 (edited) She's almost 5. And unfortunately this is all too common in CO Failed to Death :: A Denver Post Investigation :: Child Profiles. Are you SURE about having to be in original state? I don't know her reason given to the court. I pay child support, she did get remarried for 4th time. The 7th time she has changed her own name Edited June 24, 2013 by SlevinKalebra
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