I’m dealing with a tough situation. My ex has primary custody of our daughter and is sending her to visit the people who sexually assaulted me when I was younger. I’ve tried to communicate my concerns, but it’s been difficult. I have evidence that my daughter is being encouraged to keep secrets about these visits. I’m unsure how to present my case in court and what evidence is necessary. Any advice or support would be greatly appreciated.
You really need to consult with a lawyer. Document everything and gather any evidence you have regarding the visits. Safety is key here.
Val said:
You really need to consult with a lawyer. Document everything and gather any evidence you have regarding the visits. Safety is key here.
Thanks, I’ll make sure to gather everything. I just don’t want to lose my daughter over this.
It’s important to have a guardian ad litem appointed for your daughter. They can advocate for her best interests in court.
Keep a detailed record of your ex’s behavior and any communication regarding the visits. This could help build your case.
Nora said:
Keep a detailed record of your ex’s behavior and any communication regarding the visits. This could help build your case.
I’ve been keeping track, but I feel overwhelmed. Thanks for the reminder!
Consider reaching out to local domestic violence support services. They can provide resources and legal advice.
It’s crucial to present this as a safety issue in court. Focus on your daughter’s well-being rather than the past.
Julia said:
It’s crucial to present this as a safety issue in court. Focus on your daughter’s well-being rather than the past.
I’ll do my best to stay focused on that. Thanks for the guidance!