aps45819
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julz20684 said:But it's such a great picture
julz20684 said:But it's such a great picture
Actually if the child and the custodial now reside here ST. Mary's has jurisdiction.aps45819 said:Contact the State's Attorney Office for St. Mary's County
301-475-4590
That's who handles stuff like support and custody
the investigator is Daniel Morris 301-475-5621
This is assuming the mother is a resident here. If not, you'll need to contact a similar official wherever the original custody decree came from. That court would have jurisdiction.
We know the custodial is now residing in LeonardtownPete said:Actually if the child and the custodial now reside here ST. Mary's has jurisdiction.
If she is still in jail.aps45819 said:We know the custodial is now residing in Leonardtown
You have to wonder why "Personal Recognizance" is offered to addicts and thugsPete said:If she is still in jail.
Pete said:Actually if the child and the custodial now reside here ST. Mary's has jurisdiction.
What I would do.
Obtain an original (with raised seal) of your divorce and judgement.
I would contact a local lawyer here in MD, send him the divorce judgement and discuss with them filing for an emergency modification of the custody judgement, including permission for you to take the child back to California.
Once the judge signs it and awards you temporary custody, be sure the court date for the hearing for custody is after her criminal court date if possible. That was the findings in that court will be usable in civil court.
Once back in California with your kid, petition the California court with a modification of custody (assuming they are the original jurisdiction). You will also make a motion in ST. Mary's court for them to release jurisdiction in the case to California due to "inconvenient jurisdiction" because the kid now is in California with you and you have a California court date (unless ST Mary's is the original jurisdiction).
If you can pull that off she will have to come to you to fight it. worst case you will have to fly back here for the custody hearing.
Go all out, do not flinch and show no mercy what so ever. Go for the throat and do not under any circumstances listen to any "but she is the kids mother, you can't take a kid away from its mother" bullchit.
Also, do not tell her crap about what is going on. Act like you don't even know. Strike fast, hard and with overwhelming force.
Of course you dopixiegirl said:I you.
Spaceaps45819 said:You have to wonder why "Personal Recognizance" is offered to addicts and thugs
AMEN!!Pete said:Actually if the child and the custodial now reside here ST. Mary's has jurisdiction.
What I would do.
Obtain an original (with raised seal) of your divorce and judgement.
I would contact a local lawyer here in MD, send him the divorce judgement and discuss with them filing for an emergency modification of the custody judgement, including permission for you to take the child back to California.
Once the judge signs it and awards you temporary custody, be sure the court date for the hearing for custody is after her criminal court date if possible. That was the findings in that court will be usable in civil court.
Once back in California with your kid, petition the California court with a modification of custody (assuming they are the original jurisdiction). You will also make a motion in ST. Mary's court for them to release jurisdiction in the case to California due to "inconvenient jurisdiction" because the kid now is in California with you and you have a California court date (unless ST Mary's is the original jurisdiction).
If you can pull that off she will have to come to you to fight it. worst case you will have to fly back here for the custody hearing.
Go all out, do not flinch and show no mercy what so ever. Go for the throat and do not under any circumstances listen to any "but she is the kids mother, you can't take a kid away from its mother" bullchit.
Also, do not tell her crap about what is going on. Act like you don't even know. Strike fast, hard and with overwhelming force.
Pete said:If she is still in jail.
nomoney said:her attorneys name is david densford out of leonardtown just for your fyi
Pete said:Actually if the child and the custodial now reside here ST. Mary's has jurisdiction.
What I would do.
Obtain an original (with raised seal) of your divorce and judgement.
I would contact a local lawyer here in MD, send him the divorce judgement and discuss with them filing for an emergency modification of the custody judgement, including permission for you to take the child back to California.
Once the judge signs it and awards you temporary custody, be sure the court date for the hearing for custody is after her criminal court date if possible. That was the findings in that court will be usable in civil court.
Once back in California with your kid, petition the California court with a modification of custody (assuming they are the original jurisdiction). You will also make a motion in ST. Mary's court for them to release jurisdiction in the case to California due to "inconvenient jurisdiction" because the kid now is in California with you and you have a California court date (unless ST Mary's is the original jurisdiction).
If you can pull that off she will have to come to you to fight it. worst case you will have to fly back here for the custody hearing.
Go all out, do not flinch and show no mercy what so ever. Go for the throat and do not under any circumstances listen to any "but she is the kids mother, you can't take a kid away from its mother" bullchit.
Also, do not tell her crap about what is going on. Act like you don't even know. Strike fast, hard and with overwhelming force.
aps45819 said:You have to wonder why "Personal Recognizance" is offered to addicts and thugs
Might just be getting out of bed.julz20684 said:ok where is concerneddad?? is he now unconcerned?
Unless he has a motion pending for custody modification and the DA has knowledge of it.julz20684 said:She's been released on her personal recognizance and has Demsford for an attorney...you can bet he's going to use the she's the custodial parent and Dad lives in CA so she can't serve time bit
vBulletin MessagePete said:Actually if the child and the custodial now reside here ST. Mary's has jurisdiction.
What I would do.
Obtain an original (with raised seal) of your divorce and judgement.
I would contact a local lawyer here in MD, send him the divorce judgement and discuss with them filing for an emergency modification of the custody judgement, including permission for you to take the child back to California.
Once the judge signs it and awards you temporary custody, be sure the court date for the hearing for custody is after her criminal court date if possible. That was the findings in that court will be usable in civil court.
Once back in California with your kid, petition the California court with a modification of custody (assuming they are the original jurisdiction). You will also make a motion in ST. Mary's court for them to release jurisdiction in the case to California due to "inconvenient jurisdiction" because the kid now is in California with you and you have a California court date (unless ST Mary's is the original jurisdiction).
If you can pull that off she will have to come to you to fight it. worst case you will have to fly back here for the custody hearing.
Go all out, do not flinch and show no mercy what so ever. Go for the throat and do not under any circumstances listen to any "but she is the kids mother, you can't take a kid away from its mother" bullchit.
Also, do not tell her crap about what is going on. Act like you don't even know. Strike fast, hard and with overwhelming force.
Pete said:Unless he has a motion pending for custody modification and the DA has knowledge of it.