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My ex doesn’t do much with our 3 kids aged 8,10,12
They sit at his place playing video games or on iPad or watch Foxtel sport and eat take away and sweets
The kids go to bed when they want to
If you were me would you take him to court ?


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5 years ago
While I appear in court on Monday morning which I have to go into a safe room and pray the judge removes the rights of my daughters father under our dvo and fcc orders as we’ve received death threats, abuse, house ransacked, DVO breaches and my husband hit with a baseball bat and it thrown at my car. My daughter who is 8 testing positive to marijuana in her dads care... plus soooo much more!!

I have real problems I’m fighting in court, why the hell would you even bother taking this bullshit to court. You need to get over yourself, you are just another selfish, manipulative, mother!! You’re what ruins our image in court and has us all brushed with the same brush.

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5 years ago
I wish you the best of luck, strength and love 🙏

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5 years ago
💋💋💋

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5 years ago
Good luck!

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5 years ago
Thank you I’m here now and having a internal meltdown. I’m dying inside

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5 years ago
I would have if it made any difference.
I spoke to my ex about how it's good for the boys to to eat junk food and keep the couped up inside all weekend, but was ignored. It just made me be a better mum. I made sure my kids were well fed and got to play outside and had lots of fun. We all got mountain bikes and ended up having so much fun on my weekends the boys started to refuse to go to their dads. They still see their dad but don't have regular access anymore. He has no one to blame but himself.

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5 years ago
Oh so it’s a competition is it... are you proud of that making your children hate going to their dads. You’re nasty

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5 years ago
Parenting isn’t about making kids hate their dad

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5 years ago
I didn't make them hate their dad. He wasn't a very good parent, the kids got left with his elderly parents a lot of the time, he fed them takeaway, wouldn't let them play as he didn't want mess, they did nothing all weekend and they are active kids. I made the most of my time with them, and I found something they loved. Their dad chose to ignore their requests to do something fun, so they didn't want to go anymore. He alienated them himself. The kids see him on their terms now, it's not about dad it's about the kids.

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5 years ago
Nasty Nasty Lady you are. Hope your kids dad gets custody

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5 years ago
He doesn’t want custody

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5 years ago
Says you

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5 years ago
Jesus you sound like a munipluative bitch no wonder he divorced you.

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5 years ago
I divorced him

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5 years ago
I know she does right!!!!! Basic psychology you can tell she didn’t divorce or she wouldn’t give a shit what he was going and be so needy

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5 years ago
Maybe she is worried about her kids?

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5 years ago
How am I being needy ?
Kids want to do stuff with their dad

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5 years ago
He’s there! He’s with them be grateful stop picking!! Or actually apply to court and tell us the outcome. I enjoy a good laugh

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5 years ago
This sounds like my weekends with my kids (I am a single mumma & have them 100 percent of the time.
We ate a whole caramel slice today. No video games however we watched a couple of dvds & watched heaps of shit on you tube. Btw Captain underpants movies are more fun while wearing undies on your head. Some other movies we watched may not be seen as appropriate in an uptight parents eyes, my kids know not to swear and laugh hysterically at movies like bad mums & bad teacher.
The only time we left the house was to go find my sisters dog we are dog sitting, he can’t get out of the yard but he’s deaf as a door nail.
I brought Thai takeaway last night for tonight so we didn’t even need to leave the house for that.

Your kids are lucky to have fox sports, they get all the nrl matches! A bit envious there!

Your ex is parenting his way. If the kids are safe and happy let it be. Many families are not strict on bedtimes on weekends with kids of their age.

Absolute waste of the family courts time. Family court needs to start with meditation, I am not sure these matters would even get past that stage. What on earth would you say to a family report writer?


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5 years ago
Yes, someone who agrees with me. Have fun with your kids. Sounds like you guys had fun and caramel slice ... yummy

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5 years ago
His time NOT yours!! You can't dictate what goes on in another person's house.

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5 years ago
You think it’s ok for dad to molest his kids or beat them up or not do anything with them

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5 years ago
Parental Alienation Syndrome is sometimes invoked in family law proceedings to explain false allegations made by one parent against another; usually the mother is said to be alienating the children from the father, and the the false allegations usually refer to the sexual abuse of a child.

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5 years ago
Do you know how many mothers fake molestation in the courts when every other thing in their case has failed.... That’s low. It’s also another form of parental alienation or an attempt anyway as it is always uncovered..

Here are some Australian Court Cases where Mothers made false allegations and were caught out!

RUTH (AKA HUTTON) & HUTTON
[2011] FamCAFC 99

M v M (1988) 166 CLR 69


Hundreds more where that came from.

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5 years ago
Big difference between a dad not taking his kids out to molesting them ... no similarities at all you can’t even compare

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5 years ago
I wish the dad of my kids will take them once a forth night, even if they just sit and watch tv! He has NEVER taken them over nights, sees them every 8 - 10 weeks for an hour or 2... If their dad wants to spend time with them just let him!

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5 years ago
Yes agreed. The kids aren’t in danger she should be happy he’s interested in them.

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5 years ago
No, just slowly restrict access. We went through this and the kids couldn't live like that every other weekend. I got my kids involved in sport which dad wouldn't take them too, so rather than Friday night until Monday morning it was Saturday afternoon until Sunday lunch time.

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5 years ago
That my friend is a contravention, vexatious and a good way to lose custody, be fined and face jail Under the family law act!


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5 years ago
For letting kids play sport on the weekend, for making Monday his responsibility? This is on him.

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5 years ago
If there is a court order you can’t just change and tell him unless he agrees. Especially because you’re being vexatious. He’s spending time with his kids get a life

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5 years ago
I’ve just been through the federal circuit court and was told by judge Jarrett. Sport is not a reason for a child to miss out on time with dad and that you can’t just make changes because you don’t like what he does!

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5 years ago
No court order, the kids playing sport (which they want to do) is more important.

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5 years ago
I have a court order that includes kids being taken to sport.

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5 years ago
Ok lady you go tell a judge kids playing sport is more important than seeing dad !!!!!!!!!!!! I WILL PAY TO SEE A JUDGES REACTION WHEN YOU END UP DRAGGED INTO COURT

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5 years ago
If your in order great but if it isn’t your in the shit

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5 years ago
As long as access isn't stopped because of activities, for example dad's access starts after sport as he wasn't taking them.

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5 years ago
Because it’s his time he doesn’t have to and you can’t dictate. That’s why you have shared parental responsibility. To make joint decisions.

It’s his time he doesn’t have to do anything you say. During that time he is the parent

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5 years ago
As it states In any order (unless consented in court) that you cannot change nah part of the other without both agreeing to it.

You can’t tell him to pick up the kids after sport and cut his time short unless he says it’s ok also. You may be mum but you don’t make the rules.

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5 years ago
No the access starts after sport, it gives the kids some fun before sitting in front of the tv for the remainder of the weekend.

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5 years ago
That’s men for you, and if you try to explain it to another man (judge) you will genuinely confuse him and it will be thrown back at you.
I don’t think you are control freak at all.
I would pack lunch/dinner for the kids and him and let them have sweets and stay up late.
They will work it out when they are older.
Take the high road. Good luck

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5 years ago
Ha! Do you know how many female judges there are in the family/federal circuit court

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5 years ago
Considering the entire court system is biased towards the mother and people are calling for a crown inquiry.... Let dad have his time. You’re both cut from the same cloth. Snarky, vexatious cows

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5 years ago
55 Female Judges between Family Court and Federal Circuit which deal with family/divorce and parenting issues

Take a seat you man hater

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5 years ago
A judge will laugh at you. During his time it isn’t your business and the children can do as he pleases within reason. You’ll be made out to be snarky and vexatious

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5 years ago
Not made out, clearly she is!

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5 years ago
Im pretty shocked at the number of parents on here who don’t see how important routine, consistency and structure are for childrens life time outcomes.
I agree it’s not court worthy but I definitely wouldn’t be impressed if I was op either. I can only imagine how feral the children are when they come home to her after a free for all at dads house.
Dad will probably always be a lazy parent so I don’t see any short term relief for you op.

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5 years ago
Just remember Mum doesn't stay at Dad's nor is she there. To be honest she truly has no idea what happens at his house.

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5 years ago
Fucking routine, come back when you've seen a kid completely lose her shit when something isn't routine. Predictably breeds anxiety. Life isn't always predictable.

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5 years ago
I find the ones who preach routine usually never have one anyway. They portray an image of perfect mother when really sitting behind their screen, is a dump of a house, kids running fucken crazy and a lazy mother

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5 years ago
Dear me, did dad get a new girlfriend and you're upset.... Anything to pick

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5 years ago
No girlfriend

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5 years ago
My mum and her siblings spend time with dad in the pub
Dad would go their afternoon with mates and mum and her siblings would sit in the corner crying or reading a book or colouring in

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5 years ago
I loved going to the pub with my dad. He’d give me all the chips and coke I wanted. He’d sit with me and my siblings.

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5 years ago
Well that’s great for you but irrelevant to the previous responder?!

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5 years ago
I think they're trying to point out that she doesn't have any real problems but you knew already didn't you cheeky? You just don't agree so you just want to have a crack at everyone who does.

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5 years ago
Go to mediation.

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5 years ago
Finally.. someone with a good idea.

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5 years ago
Wow! As the judge said to my ex and I. There is a special place in hell for parents that fight over nonsense and this lady is nonsense at its finest

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5 years ago
Another mum creating issues 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

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5 years ago
Kids interaction with their father especially boys

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5 years ago
It’s important for children to have that. Shame some mothers are control freaks

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5 years ago
Not being a control freak

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5 years ago
Oh grow up. She is asking a question because she cares,, what a mature and helpful responseland the “yes you are”..what are you 5?!

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5 years ago
She is being a control freak so she needs to grow up she sounds like a child

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5 years ago
It depends on how long he has them for. If it’s only a couple of nights a fortnight, let them have that. If not, then be an adult and a parent and go talk to him. Say you respect that what he does on his time with them is his business, as long as it causes them no harm, but you feel as though it would be better if they could have a more routined structure and some healthier choices regarding technology and food. If you take him to court you will just look vengeful and controlling. It isn’t a good look in the courts. So try to work it out first between just you two or go to mediation if you feel you or him will get heated, just so you have a neutral third party to calm the conversation. Taking the kids away from their father would be more damaging than what he is doing.

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5 years ago
They see their dad, what. Maybe once a fortnight? If he wants to spend his time having a take away and sweets and having fun with his kids don’t ruin that because you just want to be a control freak! Grow up

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5 years ago
That’s right 👍🏼

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5 years ago
It’s people like you they waste the courts time and have our actual serious cases held up.

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5 years ago
Agreed!!!!