Scarves And Gloves

In March 2009, my ex-husband and I finalized our divorce. I allowed him to have the primary distribution, for having been a housewife for 7 years, I have not had a steady job (Labour Day has been through and what I Guarantee No ' was not, as they are not always you). I have not had a stable home, or, as I lived with a friend and never sure what would happen. I do not want to drag the children in the streets or shelters for the homeless and their father had never harmed them. We recently had a conflict of care because he can not stand the fact that he did not destroy me. He is Pakistani and I am now remarried and has a daughter 4 weeks with my husband who treats me like a queen and never put a hand on me. My ex and I alternate weeks and when they are with me for the week, they're crazy about my husband and tell him they love him (they are 6 and 4). He takes them to the park, bought toys and clothes, and spoils. My ex does not like that I'm happy and that children are indeed being treated. He fails by failing hats, gloves, scarves or over them in freezing weather. It does not socks and feet trying to keep them in shoes that are at least too small so I did take care of them and do not do this kind of thing. Children also have their own told me to beat them and since there are no brands, no one listens. They told me that he keeps saying he hates the American people and they should too. The verbal commands can be proved that I do not know what else to do. A guardian ad litem is appointed and in the letter I received today, he asked about domestic violence on both sides because it was a copy sent to both. Does the fact that it does reserve a time for her to go against him when it comes to deciding the fate of my children? When they are with me, they always say they want to stay with me and do not want to return to their father and it breaks my heart because I do not want them back in a place they can get hurt.

The Guardian ad litem will focus on domestic violence. I had a little info for you to read. Hope it helps you see that you have a good chance to get custody of your children.


The role of the guardian ad litem is to represent the best interests of children as determined by the Guardian ad litem by the investigation and legal proceedings.

The Guardian ad litem will investigate the facts and take a position at the hearing on custody and placement. The Guardian ad litem may also be involved in financial issues of a case where these problems affect children. The Guardian ad litem does not have rights or duties of a parent or guardian general. Although the Guardian Ad Litem maybe wrongly, that counsel for the child, the Guardian ad Litem role is to defend the best interests of children. This may not be the same as defending what the child wants.


The Guardian ad litem will meet with both parents, separately and often in the office of the Guardian ad litem. The Guardian ad litem will also decide if and when meeting with your child, which could be in the office of the Guardian ad litem, the home of each parent, the child's school or another location.


Because the Guardian ad litem is an attorney, Guardian ad litem investigate the facts that are relevant to the issues in your case. Much of the survey is called "informal discovery", which is conducted through interviews with both parents, children or other persons with important information. The Guardian ad litem may also consider pertinent records, such as medical school, or mental health records for which you may be asked to sign a statement.

La Guardia.