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  • stc1993stc1993 Posts: 10,881 AG
    :Agree good question/post.
  • INTREPID377INTREPID377 Posts: 3,736 Captain
    Let's see.....Dad's got no real job. Thinks "parenting" involves painting with the kids, going to the beach, and feeding them "organics". Mom went to school. Got a degree. Has a profession and wants to live near her family.

    Seems like the judge made a well thought out decision to me and the kids will be just fine.
  • cadmancadman Posts: 44,636 AG
    I found the Brevard county records where he married Ann Warner in 1994 and then married Francis Leggiero in 2011. He says one kid is five years old so I don't know which woman is the mother. He divorced Francis in 2013, so maybe it is her? Francis was 20 year younger than him. The divorce from Ann Warner is not in the online system, so I don't know when they were divorced.

    His track record isn't good.

    Former Mini Mart Magnate

    I am just here for my amusement. 

  • yoldashyoldash Posts: 50 Deckhand
    It's called winning at MANopoly. The women get your kids and your money + the "justice" system gets nearly unlimited income.
    It must really be disheartening to work hard to send money to a jackal who is spending your kids' money on thier new man and his toys in another state.


    I have similar experience loosing my children with prejudice and bised women judges.being a muslim amerivan definitely did not help me either. the real problem is that
    fathers lost their relation with almighty God
    along with that they lost their most important role as the shepherd and leader of the family.
    in secular world fathers at best have turned to an intertaining agent or a vessel of pleasing their children. what a loss. and most still talk about womens freedom.
  • NOLE66NOLE66 Posts: 1,630 Officer
    Demere wrote: »
    OK Chad - I'll try. 1st - being a Dad isn't just about when you are with the kids (8 weeks summer for example). It's going to school activities, extracurricular activities, having your kids know you are actually there. You can do those things even when it's Moms time with the kids. There is so much more but the bottom line is that you have to be there (with your kids) to take advantage of that. When I was 15 I was (and still am) very much in love with the woman I've been married to for 40 years. Her father moved her to Louisana. I quit school, left home and moved to Baton Rouge, La. to be with her. Busted my tail working construction and got my GED. I made the highest SAT score in Florida that year and got a scholarship to U of F. When I say I put family 1st and that I would move to be near my kids - I'm not kidding - I've done it (and it's a good bit tougher when your 15). I'm not about finding excuses for why I can't get something done - I'll find a way. PS I've tried many relocation cases and more custody cases than I can count so I do know a little about the "realities" of these things.

    I agree 100% with this. I had to have an emergency hearing called a few years ago when my ex informed me she was moving to Slidell, LA. The judge ruled against her and prohibited the move based on all of the things listed above. I would have missed extracurricular so lunch with my daughter at school, picking her up from school to spend time together, etc......
    It was fairly easy for me to show the judge that my daughter's life would not be better in Louisiana and the biggest part was that a move would greatly reduce the relationship that my daughter and I have. I had the hearing called within a few days of her notification. Had I waited, because there is no reciprocal agreement between Louisiana and Florida, I would have been screwed.
    If the non-residential parent is involved in the child's life to a degree where a move beyond 50 miles will harm the parent-child relationship, then it oughta be NO every single time. News like this is scary for divorced parents. I would hope wherever this judge presides, that people with an interest will point to this case and others, if they exist and don't re-elect this judge again. Flood his/her office with emails and letters. Nobody has the right to remove a child from a supportive and healthy parent/child relationship. As far as the parents are concerned, tough titties, you screwed up your marriage and now it's your duty to fulfill your obligation as a parent to the greatest degree possible and if that means less mobility, then so be it!
  • ChadChad Posts: 132 Deckhand
    Let's see.....Dad's got no real job. Thinks "parenting" involves painting with the kids, going to the beach, and feeding them "organics". Mom went to school. Got a degree. Has a profession and wants to live near her family.

    Seems like the judge made a well thought out decision to me and the kids will be just fine.



    Sorry you feel this way regarding it being ok to move kids away from one of their parents.

    I did want to clarify and point out that most missed the part that this artist father has been successful enough to support his wife through 6 years of school. And that while she was in school, clinical studies and free internship, he was not only the breadwinner but the primary caregiver to the children during this entire six year period.
  • SJCSJC Posts: 2,572 Captain
    Chad wrote: »
    Sorry you feel this way regarding it being ok to move kids away from one of their parents.

    I did want to clarify and point out that most missed the part that this artist father has been successful enough to support his wife through 6 years of school. And that while she was in school, clinical studies and free internship, he was not only the breadwinner but the primary caregiver to the children during this entire six year period.

    He needs a better lawyer, it seems he can afford it. If she was allowed to move then 1) she had a great jump in employment and it was beneficial for her to move or 2) he's actually a ****.

    My friend ex wife move to Boston from Florida because she found a job that paid 20K more a year
    The Beatings will continue until moral improves!
  • MARLIN44MARLIN44 Posts: 1,223 Officer
    Chad wrote: »
    I did want to clarify and point out that most missed the part that this artist father has been successful enough to support his wife through 6 years of school. And that while she was in school, clinical studies and free internship, he was not only the breadwinner but the primary caregiver to the children during this entire six year period.

    Sounds like she knew exactly what she was doing...
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