 the "family time" type of excuse, but it just doesn't fly.
And Mom seems as if she won't stand for such and will drag you back to court if you violate the order...and a chance to lose custody.
So the wise thing to do is to be sure there is a phone the child and Mom can use whether you are there or not. And be aware of the penalties if you choose to interpret what is a violation; anything going against the order is contempt of court. I'm sure you don't want to keep re-visiting this issue in court over and over.
Ahh... Very true, but the fact is that there is no such order. No final judgement was entered.
I do take communication very seriously, but I would never agree to communication guaranteed on a daily basis. This is both unfair to the custodial parent and practically impossible under any circumstance. If she insists on this, she can very well move back to the state.
Also on the subject of CS, they'll use the income that she was earning here before the move and because she isn't working full time, it won't excuse her potential to earn. This I know.
maltomario:but I would never agree to communication guaranteed on a daily basis.
Funny how you pretend not to hear...a little passive aggressive.
An order is an ORDER; it is not up to you to agree. You follow whatever the judge deems to be fair or be in contempt and risk losing custody...as said, it is not your decision once the court makes an order. Don't know how much clearer that can be.
maltomario:This is both unfair to the custodial parent and practically impossible under any circumstance.
Hardly "unfair". Many orders specify daily communication, especially when the child is young. It's hardly "impossible". Happens every day.
The law doesn't get involved when a couple can agree on parenting. But when they can't, the law gets involved and you are bound by whatever decision the judge makes...the law stays in your life from then until the child is 18.
And remember that bio-parents have superior legal rights to a child; far superior to grandparents, aunts and uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews, etc. Mom's rights trump "family time" with lesser relatives every time. Sometimes those that have custody think they can control everything regarding the child; they can control much, but NOT the other parent's rights. It's that attitude that causes a court to clamp down on parents.
And FL is a state that strives for equal rights betwen parents.Black voters line up to vote outside Bethel Missionary Baptist Church in the presidential election on Nov. 4, 2008 in Birmingham, Alabama.
The elections board of rural Randolph County in southwest Georgia is considering a proposal that would close seven of the majority-black county’s nine polling locations, according to the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia. Two-thirds of Randolph County’s some 7,000 residents are black, and the county has a median household income of $30,358 that amounts to just 60 percent of the state median. Nearly one-third of the county’s residents live below the poverty line, and nearly one-quarter don’t have a vehicle in an area where public transportation is virtually nonexistent. What does that all add up to? “There is strong evidence that this was done with intent to make it harder for African Americans,” Sean Young, an attorney with ACLU of Georgia, told the Associated Press.
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Another preview of the D-Fin project that I recently photographed for architect @craigsteely in Kona, Hawaii.
So excited to share this project I just shot for @craigsteely in Hawaii! More to come soon!
Gattaca Aerospace Corporation.
Did a quick swing through one of my favorite Eichler neighbourhoods last week - Upper Lucas Valley. This is one of the models designed by A. Quincy Jones.
When do I go Black & White? When they paint the damned thing beige. Oh, this is the Royal Kona (originally a Hilton), by Pete Wimberly (1968) for anyone keeping score at home.
Current view... in Hawaii my @craigsteely shooting some amazing projects.
Very excited to finally be able to talk about this project I shot for @madarchitects - their first in the USA - and to show you a few of the photos. Was an honor to work with this team!
The Metropolitan Opera House, by Wallace K. Harrison, was completed in 1966. Artist Marc Chagall’s two murals, “The Triumph of Music” and “The Source of Music”, flank either side of the main hall. I will see if I have another photo that shows them better...
Colour or Mono? I couldn’t decide. This is the Commercial Travellers’ Association at the MLC Centre in Sydney, Australia. It was designed by Harry Seidler, and completed in 1975. I’ve always wanted to go inside... never have, though. I imagine businessmen in brown polyester suits with wide ties and mustaches drinking martinis with women in mini skirts and gogo boots whilst lounging on orange and fuchsia-coloured banquettes designed by Verner Panton. If that’s not what its really like, I don’t wanna know.
One of my favorite memories from the many trips I took with @sjlubell photographing and researching our @phaidonsnaps East Coast Mid-Century Modern Architecture guidebook was an impromptu visit to sculptor Tino Nivola’s home and studio. His daughter-in-law was a wonderful host, inviting us in her home for freshly baked blueberry muffins and coffee, while we discussed Nivola’s legacy and this wonderful mural that Le Corbusier painted in the living room in 1950, while he was staying there during an extended trip to the US. This mural is the only Corbu mural in the US.
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- Lesson: according to a schedule defined by teachers. First lessons on 2021 February 26th, 27th
- Deadline Application: Application still open
- Fees:
Individual course registration fee (non-refundable, to be enclosed with the application form) valid also as auditor’s attendance fee: € 130,00. Individual attendance fee (to be paid by a month after the beginning of lesson): € 500.00
- Open to: young musicians in defined groups (from duo to quintets and more with or without with winds or without piano)
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Alain Meunier – 3 sessions (2 lessons a month)
Simone Bernardini – 3 sessions (2 lessons a month)
Program: Repertoire for chamber music from late XVIII century until XXI century.
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Auditors admitted.- includes traffic lights - excludes a flat tire!
That's right - I flatted on this morning's ride. I was