My daughter just had her first "alone" visitation with her biological father, after a temporary court order allowed visitation. Visitations have always been in my presence because the child does not know the bioligcal father and she is so young in age.
After the alone visitation, it was clear that the biological father was filling my daughter with things like saying that mommy is bad. I know this because my daughter is just old enough to communicate, but not old enough to FULLY communicate. The day after the visitation she kept randomly screaming "No Mommy's Not Bad!" so you can tell where I think she may have heard this.
There is one more visitation scheduled before the final hearing...what are my chances of getting an emergency hearing scheduled to stop the next visitation as I feel that the visitation could potentially harm my daughter (mentally not so much physically)?
2006-07-16
03:47:32
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