soggybtmboys
12-06-2007, 12:11 AM
Wayne County
In an outlandish attempt to strip away parenting time from a Wayne County man with his children, a Wayne County woman makes claim that the father is not nurturing and placing children in harms way by taking them hunting and trapping. Apparently, the mother who is too busy moving and changing residences failed to get her mail and appear in a hearing before the FOC and did not file an appeal in the set time limit when the father filed a motion for a change in parental times. The father was awarded substantially more time with his two children. Mother gets new order and files false allegations in order to get an appeal on a docket before a Ciruit Judge late last week in Wayne County.
Apparently in the hearing the mother states that the father is reckless by taking his children hunting and trapping, and even further claims that oldest son is violently opposed to hunting and demands the order that increases father's parenting time be overturned. Mother also is quoted as saying 'she is afraid of children's safety due to the fact there are bear traps'.
The judge asks mother if there has been any injuries or accidents with the children while they are participating in these activities with the father. Mother replies with a no. Father explains he has a love of the outdoors and believes it is in his childrens best interests to also be involved in the outdoors and not in front of the tv or video games. Father also produces many photographs of happy smiling children out hunting, fishing and trapping. Father also produces a news article that features his son and himself in a successful turkey hunt where the son was quoted in this article 7 months earlier how much he loves the outdoors especially with his father.
The judge rules in favor of the father as well as verbally chastizes the mother in open court about attacking the character of a loving father who is doing right by his children. Mother is also ordered to pay father's attorney fees and his lost wages for the day of work the father missed. The judge also adds in closing that there are no bears in Southern Michigan, that bear trapping has been outlawed for more than a century and there are no 'bear traps' in the woods.
In an outlandish attempt to strip away parenting time from a Wayne County man with his children, a Wayne County woman makes claim that the father is not nurturing and placing children in harms way by taking them hunting and trapping. Apparently, the mother who is too busy moving and changing residences failed to get her mail and appear in a hearing before the FOC and did not file an appeal in the set time limit when the father filed a motion for a change in parental times. The father was awarded substantially more time with his two children. Mother gets new order and files false allegations in order to get an appeal on a docket before a Ciruit Judge late last week in Wayne County.
Apparently in the hearing the mother states that the father is reckless by taking his children hunting and trapping, and even further claims that oldest son is violently opposed to hunting and demands the order that increases father's parenting time be overturned. Mother also is quoted as saying 'she is afraid of children's safety due to the fact there are bear traps'.
The judge asks mother if there has been any injuries or accidents with the children while they are participating in these activities with the father. Mother replies with a no. Father explains he has a love of the outdoors and believes it is in his childrens best interests to also be involved in the outdoors and not in front of the tv or video games. Father also produces many photographs of happy smiling children out hunting, fishing and trapping. Father also produces a news article that features his son and himself in a successful turkey hunt where the son was quoted in this article 7 months earlier how much he loves the outdoors especially with his father.
The judge rules in favor of the father as well as verbally chastizes the mother in open court about attacking the character of a loving father who is doing right by his children. Mother is also ordered to pay father's attorney fees and his lost wages for the day of work the father missed. The judge also adds in closing that there are no bears in Southern Michigan, that bear trapping has been outlawed for more than a century and there are no 'bear traps' in the woods.