bigmama08
Dec 24, 2008, 06:43 PM
I have received a summons for paternity and related relief. My child, (whose 2 yrs old) lives with me. I have been recently convicted of a felony:violent crime; which is petitioner's reason why it would be of best interest my child live with him ,I only would get visitations. Petitioner was the alleged victim. An appeal is pending on the felony issue. Can I lose primary residence and be subjected to limited visitation of my child because of the conviction?
He owes a nightclub (where he works open and close) and I work in a fast food restaurant. He has no parenting instinct. He is still married but separated for about 5 yrs.with three other kids who don't have any knowledge of my child (and whom he obviously doesn't have a shared parenting plan with his current wife), His wife knows of my child,she's very hateful towards my child, has told me she doesn't want her kids to meet my child. Can he really be eligible for the related relief he's seeking? Is there some way I can postponed this actions against me? What would be admisable in court in potraying him? Is his past parenting relevant?The conviction was for aggravated battery with deadly weapon. The local legal aid is refusing to help me because of my conviction, they say it would go against their grant regulations. I live in Florida.
I have never had any issues with dcf, my child is in a healthy happy environment home and well taken care of. I have secured daycare and health insurance for her without any of his income which he conveniently stop providing since February of this year when the incident occurred. He has a case pending for serving alcohol to a minor. Yesterday he showed up at my door and said he wasn't aware his attorney had filed the summons. This felt like an excuse so id let him in the house to see my kid. In the past I have had to stay in domestic violencer shelter because of him. :confused:
He owes a nightclub (where he works open and close) and I work in a fast food restaurant. He has no parenting instinct. He is still married but separated for about 5 yrs.with three other kids who don't have any knowledge of my child (and whom he obviously doesn't have a shared parenting plan with his current wife), His wife knows of my child,she's very hateful towards my child, has told me she doesn't want her kids to meet my child. Can he really be eligible for the related relief he's seeking? Is there some way I can postponed this actions against me? What would be admisable in court in potraying him? Is his past parenting relevant?The conviction was for aggravated battery with deadly weapon. The local legal aid is refusing to help me because of my conviction, they say it would go against their grant regulations. I live in Florida.
I have never had any issues with dcf, my child is in a healthy happy environment home and well taken care of. I have secured daycare and health insurance for her without any of his income which he conveniently stop providing since February of this year when the incident occurred. He has a case pending for serving alcohol to a minor. Yesterday he showed up at my door and said he wasn't aware his attorney had filed the summons. This felt like an excuse so id let him in the house to see my kid. In the past I have had to stay in domestic violencer shelter because of him. :confused: