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depression / bi-polar

2007-01-08 14:08:28 · 14 answers · asked by red0508 1 in Family & Relationships Marriage & Divorce

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Yes, but if you do, you better have obtained the records legally.

2007-01-08 14:12:06 · answer #1 · answered by Anonymous · 2 1

K well first off I wanna say that i'm hoping you do not take anything I say the mistaken manner i am simply supplying you with what I suppose cuz well that's what this is for. Your asking for answers. Lol so anyway, I believe your leaping the gun a lil to soon right here. Shes most effective a month n half of pregnant as we communicate. Things may just trade as time goes on please just remember that so much. So far as the relaxation goes. They do not so much appear at who has what and where the child is going to are living and the whole thing else your asking about. The court goes to appear at how the child is being cared for, they are going to be certain the baby has meals in his/her stomach, clothes on there back and so forth. For the first few months your going to have a difficult time trying to get custody of him/her full time if that's what your going after (I are aware of it says your no longer however i'm just saying) due to the fact the youngster needs the mom for them first few months after their born (if the mother is breast feeding or matters like that) Now. If you want to go to the appointments along with her your going to have got to talk all that over with her. I am certain shes going to need you there anyway. Identify alternate. Yes you may need her permission to change the child's title after he/she is born. And last however no longer least child help. That's all up to the courts. Who can pay and how much you/her will pay. It additionally will depend on who has the youngster and the way most commonly the other mum or dad see's the child. However anyway, just take this all at one step at a time and fear concerning the relaxation later. Correct now simply be there for her even thou the crisis is not the best. The extra stress you placed on her the more serious it is going to be for you, her and your baby. And that's not just right for any person of yous. So take it effortless and i am hoping what I've said helped a little bit bit. Just right luck with all of this and the pleasant of success to you and her.

2016-08-10 11:23:43 · answer #2 · answered by ? 4 · 0 0

Only with the person's permission. If you try to use those, without that person's permission. You will wish you had never been born.

Just simply because a person is depressed and is bi-polar doesn't guarantee you'll win in any court case. But i can see you are hell bent on being vindictive in this custody case.

2007-01-08 14:40:50 · answer #3 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

If its for your childs safety then I would try to obtain them, but no court in their right mind will allow something private like that unless the patient releases the records. If its for your own benefit to use it against your spouse to obtain custody in a malicious way,
You are not helping your child only hurting them. The battle should not be about your spouse and yourself and who gets the upper hand, it is about the child/children and if they are going to be loved and cared for by both parents. If your looking to obtain the upper hand and being malicious to hurt your spouse. STOP BEFORE YOU HURT YOUR CHILD/CHILDREN. Its not who wins and loses between your spouse and you, its if your the child/children win. Keep that in mind before you pursue your case. I know many bi-polar people that function just fine in society with the help of meds. All the best to you and those involved. You can be the hero by making it right for your kids and not deprive them of a relationship with your ex spouse if you are on a malicious quest.

2007-01-08 14:22:10 · answer #4 · answered by hbuckmeister 5 · 0 1

If your asking if you can use it against a parent that is depressed or bi-polar I guess it would depend on whether or not it is controlled. I know of a couple of really good parents who have been DX with depression. They stay on their medication and have no problems. I don't know about bi-polar but would guess it would be the same. The best advice would be to contact your attorney and find out for sure.

2007-01-08 14:15:41 · answer #5 · answered by GPHS 3 · 1 1

I don't know if it depends on where you live but I know a man who happened to bring up the fact that his x-wife was on antidepressants when he was in a nasty custody battle with her.

I do not believe that fact played much of a role in the judge's decision though. He did win but mainly because the nut-case woman moved out of state and still wanted custody!

Idiot.

2007-01-08 14:13:17 · answer #6 · answered by ssssss 4 · 1 1

yes and she could use yours against you....but if her depression bi polar is TREATED you can't use that to gain full custody. as long as it is not causing her to neglect her kids it won't be held against her. IF she is not being trested and there are medical records saying she has a disorder it would be looked at by a judge as not her in favor. being bi polar is not grounds for having your kids taken away by their father unless she has a history of being harmful to her kids.

2007-01-08 14:14:58 · answer #7 · answered by ally'smom 5 · 1 1

As long as they are on medication and have it under control it won't help anything. A lot of people are and depression and bi-polar meds and still have their children.

2007-01-08 14:16:33 · answer #8 · answered by unicornfarie1 6 · 1 0

Medical records are hearsay--you're gonna need the doctor to testify and explain those documents.......and the fact that the person was getting treatment for their disorder is not going to hurt them....it's gonna make you look like you are grasping at straws. On the other hand--if you have police reports re: domestic abuse...get the cop to come testify about it (yeah, those reports are hearsay too). The Judge is way more concerned about physical violence than someone getting treatment for depression.

You need to let that one go.

2007-01-08 14:15:49 · answer #9 · answered by kathylouisehall 4 · 2 1

ok properly before everything I wanna say that i wish you do not take something I say the incorrect way i'm in simple terms offering you with what i think of cuz properly that's what this is for. Your inquiring for solutions. lol so besides, i think of your leaping the gun a lil to quickly right here. Shes in simple terms a month n a million/2 pregnant immediately. issues would substitute as time is going on please in simple terms bear in mind that lots. as a approaches simply by fact something is going. they don't lots seem at who has what and the place the toddler is going to stay and each thing else your asking approximately. The courtroom is going to look at how the toddler is being cared for, they're going to ascertain the toddler has nutrition in his/her abdomen, clothing on there back etc. For the 1st few months your going to have a annoying time attempting to get custody of him/her finished time if that's what your going after (i know it says your not yet i'm in simple terms asserting) simply by fact the toddler desires the mummy for them first few months after their born (if the mummy is breast feeding or issues like that) Now. in case you elect to bypass to the appointments along with her your going to would desire to communicate all that over along with her. i'm specific shes going to elect you there besides. call substitute. sure you may elect her permission to alter the toddler's call after he/she is born. And final yet not least baby help. that's all as much as the courts. Who can pay and how lots you/her can pay. It additionally relies upon on who has the toddler and how many times the different parent see's the youngster. yet besides, in simple terms take this all at one step at a time and complication with regard to something later. authentic now in simple terms be there for her even thou the situation isn't the main suitable. The extra tension you place on her the extra serious it's going to be for you, her and your toddler. and that isn't stable for anybody of yous. So take it common and that i wish what i've got mentioned helped fairly. stable success with all of this and the better of success to you and her.

2016-10-30 09:42:21 · answer #10 · answered by deliberato 4 · 0 0

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