Violations of Court Order
Denial of Parenting Time
Denied Friday night to Monday morning parenting time since April 12th
Failed to allow increased parenting time as specified in the order
Kept Carly from the father without providing a valid reason based on the order
Failure to Comply with Visitation Schedule
Did not adhere to the specified pickup and drop-off times
Violated the alternating holiday schedule
Interference with Mental Health Treatment
Failed to ensure Carly attended therapy appointments (supposed to be twice a month)
No therapy appointments since June 5th
Violation of Exchange Location
Failed to use the specified exchange location (Love's in Green, Oregon)
Disregard for Court-Ordered Progression to 50-50 Custody
Did not transition to 50-50 custody as ordered for the summer
Ignored the court's instruction to resume 50-50 custody after spring break
Misuse of Protective Order
Attempted to use the protective order to prevent the father from attending court-scheduled hearings
Tried to have the father arrested for being at the courthouse for a scheduled hearing
Failure to Address Issues Through Proper Channels
Did not bring issues before the judge as specified in the order for problems arising before 50-50 custody implementation
Denial of Father's Day Visitation
Prevented the father from seeing Carly on Father's Day
Failure to Provide Updated Contact Information
Did not provide updated contact information as required by the order
Interference with Parental Rights
Attempted to deny the father's rights by claiming he has "no rights" as Carly's father
That's the whole thig If you have a judge that's never heard your fucking case before, it would have been written a little bit different as to provide them with the information that they need to make a proper decision.
Yeah
Supporting Evidence for Court Order Violations
1. Text Messages
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Content | Relevant Violation |
|------|--------|-----------|---------|---------------------|
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Message content] | [e.g., Denial of parenting time] |
2. Emails
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Subject | Content Summary | Relevant Violation |
|------|--------|-----------|---------|------------------|---------------------|
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Subject] | [Brief summary] | [e.g., Failure to provide updated contact information] |
3. Witness Statements -
Witness 1: [Name]
Relationship to the case: [e.g., Family member, neighbor, teacher]
Date of statement: [Date]
Summary of statement: [Brief overview of what the witness observed or knows]
Relevant violation(s): [List the violations this statement supports]
Witness 2: [Name]
[Repeat the structure for each witness]
4. Other Documentation
Court transcripts
Police reports
School records
Medical records (if relevant and obtainable)
[List any other relevant documentation you may have]
That's what you do with the human language.
Or English language.
But if she's going by what the other judge has told her, that is a fucking against the law.
Because it's a bias, fucking unfair situation.
Yep, yep, yep, yep.
It is her job to hear a case that she's never seen before.
But there has been constant denial of my rights.
Every judge has always given me nothing that's ever been grounded in law.
Nothing's ever addressed.
We've put all of ours in the legal...
We've put ours under law.
It's called the red herring, huh?
It's called the red herring.
Negative Impact of Denied Parenting Time on Carly's Well-being
1. Emotional Impact
Increased anxiety and stress due to unpredictable access to father
Potential feelings of abandonment or rejection
Confusion about family dynamics and her place within them
Emotional instability from lack of consistent parental presence
2. Psychological Development
Disruption in forming secure attachment with father
Potential development of trust issues
Risk of low self-esteem and self-worth
Possible manifestation of behavioral problems
3. Social Development
Reduced opportunities for learning social skills from father
Potential difficulty in forming relationships with peers
Risk of developing negative views on relationships and family structures
4. Educational Impact
Possible decline in academic performance due to emotional stress
Reduced parental involvement in schooling from father's side
Potential lack of diverse learning experiences typically provided by both parents
5. Physical Health
Potential psychosomatic symptoms (e.g., headaches, stomachaches) due to stress
Possible disruption in sleep patterns or eating habits
Reduced opportunities for physical activities typically done with father
6. Long-term Consequences
Risk of developing mental health issues in adolescence or adulthood
Potential difficulties in future romantic relationships
Possible perpetuation of unhealthy family dynamics in her own future family
7. Missed Opportunities
Loss of quality time and bonding experiences with father
Reduced exposure to father's unique skills, knowledge, and perspectives
Missed celebrations and important life events with father's side of the family
8. Impact on Identity Formation
Potential difficulty in developing a complete sense of self
Possible struggles with understanding and accepting father's role in her life
Risk of developing a skewed perception of family roles and responsibilities
9. Therapy and Healing Process
Interruption in the therapeutic process due to missed appointments
Delayed addressing of any emotional or psychological issues
Potential regression in progress made during previous therapy sessions
10. Overall Quality of Life
Reduced overall happiness and life satisfaction
Imbalanced childhood experiences
Potential feelings of being caught in the middle of parental conflict
They're constantly doing that.
They're always saying, like, distracting away from the main fucking topics, aren't they?
Timeline of Custody Events and Violations
[Date of Court Order]
Court order signed, establishing the following:
Supervised parenting time to begin on December 9 (Saturday) at 10 AM
Courtney Parise designated as supervisor for visits
Exchange location set at Love's in Green, Oregon
15-minute late policy established
December 9, [Year]
First supervised visit under new court order
[Date]
Transition to supervised overnight visits (Saturdays 10 AM to Sundays 6 PM)
[90 days after court order]
Deadline for petitioner to complete assessment through the app
April 12, [Year]
Court-ordered increase in parenting time:
Fridays at 6 PM to Monday mornings
Violation: Mother denies this increased parenting time
[Date of Spring Break]
Carly spends half of spring break with father
Violation: Mother fails to transition to court-ordered 50-50 custody after spring break
June 5, [Year]
Last recorded therapy session for Carly
Violation: Ongoing failure to ensure Carly attends bi-monthly therapy sessions
[Date of Father's Day]
Violation: Mother denies father's visitation on Father's Day
Summer [Year]
Violation: Mother fails to implement 50-50 custody as ordered for summer
[Specific dates of denied Friday-Monday visitations]
Ongoing Violation: Mother consistently denies Friday 6 PM to Monday morning visitations
[Date of courthouse incident]
Violation: Mother attempts to have father arrested for attending a court-scheduled hearing
[Dates of missed holiday visitations]
Violations: Mother fails to adhere to alternating holiday schedule
Thanksgiving
[Other holidays as applicable]
[Dates of exchange location violations]
Violations: Mother fails to use Love's in Green, Oregon as the designated exchange location
[Date of attempt to use third-party contact]
Violation: Mother attempts to claim third-party contact violation when grandmother requests Carly's records
[Date of threat on Mother's Day]
Mother threatens father, saying "if you don't knock this bullshit off, Corbin's gonna end up in jail"
[Date of incident, 25th]
Incident occurs, potentially related to Mother's threat
[Date of commissioner's office contact consideration]
Discussion about contacting the commissioner's office due to ongoing violations
[Current Date]
Ongoing violations continue
Father still denied court-ordered parenting time
Carly has not attended therapy since June 5
They are flat out, basically standing there telling you, you don't have any rights.
Proposed Modifications to Custody Agreement
1. Clearer Parenting Time Schedule
Specify exact dates and times for exchanges
Include a detailed holiday and vacation schedule
Clearly define what constitutes being "late" for exchanges
2. Communication Protocol
Establish a mandatory communication method (e.g., co-parenting app)
Set rules for frequency and content of communications
Define emergency contact procedures
3. Decision-Making Process
Clearly outline which decisions require mutual agreement (e.g., education, healthcare)
Establish a dispute resolution process for when parents disagree
Set timeframes for responding to decision requests
4. Therapy and Medical Care
Specify frequency of therapy sessions
Outline process for selecting and changing therapists
Define how medical information will be shared between parents
5. Modification of Parenting Time
Establish clear criteria for when and how parenting time can be modified
Include a process for making up missed parenting time
Define consequences for repeatedly denying court-ordered parenting time
6. Exchange Location and Procedure
Provide multiple approved exchange locations
Establish a procedure for changing exchange locations
Define who can be present at exchanges
7. Right of First Refusal
Implement a right of first refusal clause for childcare needs
Specify the minimum time away that triggers this right
Outline how this right should be communicated and exercised
8. Parental Behavior Clauses
Include a non-disparagement clause
Establish rules about introducing new partners to the child
Define expectations for supporting the child's relationship with the other parent
9. Documentation Requirements
Specify what records each parent must maintain (e.g., medical, educational)
Establish how and when these records must be shared
Include consequences for failing to maintain or share required documentation
10. Enforcement Mechanisms
Clearly define what constitutes a violation of the agreement
Establish a graduated series of consequences for violations
Include provisions for recovering legal fees in case of repeated violations
11. Review and Modification Process
Set regular intervals for reviewing the custody agreement
Establish a process for proposing and implementing modifications
Include provisions for adapting the agreement as the child ages
12. Relocation Clause
Define the process for if one parent wishes to relocate
Establish distance limits that trigger the relocation clause
Outline how parenting time would be adjusted in case of relocation
13. Social Media and Privacy Guidelines
Establish rules about sharing information or photos of the child on social media
Define expectations for respecting the child's and each other's privacy
14. Extracurricular Activities
Outline how decisions about extracurricular activities will be made
Establish how costs for these activities will be shared
Define expectations for supporting the child's participation in these activities
15. Substance Abuse Safeguards
Include provisions for drug and alcohol testing if there are concerns
Investigation of Potential Parental Alienation and Manipulation
1. Denial of Parenting Time
Pattern: Consistent denial of court-ordered parenting time with the father
Impact: Limits child's ability to maintain a healthy relationship with father
Potential Alienation Tactic: Using excuses or false claims to prevent visitation
2. Interference with Communication
Investigate: Frequency and nature of communication between Carly and her father when not in his care
Look for: Blocked calls, monitored conversations, or discouragement of contact
3. Negative Comments About the Other Parent
Gather evidence: Any instances of the mother speaking negatively about the father to or in front of Carly
Impact: May influence Carly's perception of her father
4. False Allegations
Examine: Any unfounded allegations of abuse, neglect, or danger made by the mother
Note: Attempted arrest at courthouse for attending a hearing
5. Withholding Information
Investigate: Instances of the mother failing to inform the father about important events in Carly's life
Examples: School events, medical appointments, extracurricular activities
6. Emotional Manipulation
Look for: Signs that Carly feels guilty about spending time with or enjoying her father's company
Investigate: Any pressure put on Carly to choose between parents
7. Disruption of Therapy
Pattern: Failure to ensure Carly attends therapy sessions
Potential Impact: Interferes with Carly's ability to process and cope with the family situation
8. Creating a Perception of Abandonment
Examine: Whether the mother suggests or implies that the father doesn't love Carly or doesn't want to see her
Impact: Could damage Carly's self-esteem and relationship with her father
9. Limiting Family Connections
Investigate: Whether Carly is allowed to maintain relationships with the father's extended family
Look for: Patterns of cancelling or limiting visits with paternal grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc.
10. Rewarding Negative Behavior
Observe: If Carly is rewarded (praise, gifts, special treatment) for rejecting or speaking negatively about her father
11. Forcing Child to Reject the Other Parent
Look for: Instances where the mother forces Carly to choose sides or declare a preference for one parent
12. Creating the Impression that the Other Parent is Dangerous
Examine: Any unfounded claims about the father being unsafe or unstable
Note: Implications of these claims on custody arrangements and Carly's perception of safety
13. Confiding Adult Matters to the Child
Investigate: Whether the mother shares inappropriate information about the custody dispute or legal matters with Carly
14. Limiting Mention or Presence of the Other Parent
Look for: Removal of photos, avoidance of mentioning the father, or creating an environment where Carly feels uncomfortable talking about her father
15. Interference with School and Extracurricular Activities
Examine: Whether the father is provided information about or allowed to participate in Carly's school and extracurricular activities
16. Undermining Authority
Investigate: Instances where the mother undermines the father's parental authority or decisions
Evidence Collection Methods:
Document all incidents of denied visitation or communication
Keep a log of any negative comments reported by Carly
Save all text messages, emails, and other communications that demonstrate alienating behavior
Gather witness statements from family members, teachers, or others who have observed concerning behavior
Request records from Carly's school and healthcare providers
Consider requesting a custody evaluation or appointment of a guardian ad litem
Professional Involvement:
Consult with a child psychologist specializing in parental alienation
Engage a family therapist to work on healthy communication and relationships
Consider requesting the court to appoint a parenting coordinator
Remember, it's crucial to approach this investigation objectively and focus on Carly's well-being. Document all findings carefully, as they may be important for future legal proceedings or custody modifications.
Establish consequences for positive tests or refusal to test
Define how these safeguards can be initiated or terminated
By incorporating these modifications, the custody agreement can become more comprehensive and leave less room for misinterpretation or dispute. It's important to note that any modifications should be reviewed by a legal professional to ensure they are enforceable and in the best interest of the child.
You know what?
Investigation of Patterns of Alienation or Manipulation
1. Denial of Court-Ordered Parenting Time
Evidence: Consistent denial of Friday 6 PM to Monday morning visitations
Pattern: Began after April 12th when increased parenting time was ordered
Impact: Disrupts father-child relationship and violates court order
2. Interference with Mental Health Treatment
Evidence: No therapy appointments for Carly since June 5th
Pattern: Failure to ensure court-ordered bi-monthly therapy sessions
Impact: Potentially hinders Carly's emotional processing and adjustment
3. False Safety Concerns
Evidence: Mother's attempt to have father arrested at courthouse
Pattern: Using protective order inappropriately to limit father's involvement
Impact: Creates false narrative of father as dangerous, potentially frightening Carly
4. Manipulation of Legal System
Evidence: Mother's threat on Mother's Day about father ending up in jail
Pattern: Using legal system as a threat or weapon against the father
Impact: May create anxiety for Carly about father's presence or future
5. Withholding Information
Evidence: Lack of updated contact information as required by court order
Pattern: Potential withholding of other important information about Carly
Impact: Limits father's ability to be involved in Carly's life and decision-making
6. Interference with Significant Events
Evidence: Denial of Father's Day visitation
Pattern: Potential pattern of interfering with meaningful father-child interactions
Impact: Deprives Carly of important bonding experiences with her father
7. Failure to Transition to 50-50 Custody
Evidence: Non-compliance with court order for 50-50 custody after spring break and during summer
Pattern: Consistent resistance to increasing father's parenting time
Impact: Denies Carly equal time with both parents as deemed appropriate by the court
8. Portrayal of Father as Having No Rights
Evidence: Mother's statement that father has "no rights"
Pattern: Potential ongoing narrative diminishing father's role
Impact: May confuse Carly about her father's place in her life
Investigation Steps:
Document all instances of denied visitation, including dates and any reasons given
Obtain records from Carly's therapist regarding missed appointments and any explanations provided
Collect any written communications (texts, emails) that demonstrate manipulation or alienation attempts
Interview Carly's teachers or caregivers about any observed changes in behavior or statements about her parents
Review court transcripts for any statements made by the mother that indicate alienation tactics
Gather witness statements from family members or friends who have observed interactions between Carly and both parents
Consult with a child psychologist to assess Carly's current emotional state and relationships with both parents
Review any police reports related to the courthouse incident or other relevant events
Examine any social media posts by the mother that might indicate alienation attempts
Collect records of all attempted communications by the father that were ignored or blocked
Professional Involvement:
Request a custody evaluation by a court-appointed evaluator
Engage a guardian ad litem to represent Carly's best interests
Consult with a family therapist specializing in high-conflict divorces and parental alienation
Documentation:
Create a detailed timeline of all relevant events, court orders, and violations
Maintain a log of all attempted and successful communications with the mother
Keep a record of Carly's reactions before, during, and after time spent with each parent
Remember to approach this investigation with Carly's best interests as the primary focus. The goal is to understand the dynamics affecting her relationships with both parents and to address any harmful patterns, not to assign blame. All findings should be documented objectively and shared with legal counsel to determine appropriate next steps.
It'd be better if they said that straight fucking forward, because this whole skirting around the bullshit.
If you're not going to do what you are here to do, then give my case to someone else, because...
Yep.
I want to change the menu in a story.
Investigation of Potential Parental Alienation and Manipulation
1. Denial of Parenting Time
Pattern: Consistent denial of court-ordered parenting time with the father
Impact: Limits child's ability to maintain a healthy relationship with father
Potential Alienation Tactic: Using excuses or false claims to prevent visitation
2. Interference with Communication
Investigate: Frequency and nature of communication between Carly and her father when not in his care
Look for: Blocked calls, monitored conversations, or discouragement of contact
3. Negative Comments About the Other Parent
Gather evidence: Any instances of the mother speaking negatively about the father to or in front of Carly
Impact: May influence Carly's perception of her father
4. False Allegations
Examine: Any unfounded allegations of abuse, neglect, or danger made by the mother
Note: Attempted arrest at courthouse for attending a hearing
5. Withholding Information
Investigate: Instances of the mother failing to inform the father about important events in Carly's life
Examples: School events, medical appointments, extracurricular activities
6. Emotional Manipulation
Look for: Signs that Carly feels guilty about spending time with or enjoying her father's company
Investigate: Any pressure put on Carly to choose between parents
7. Disruption of Therapy
Pattern: Failure to ensure Carly attends therapy sessions
Potential Impact: Interferes with Carly's ability to process and cope with the family situation
8. Creating a Perception of Abandonment
Examine: Whether the mother suggests or implies that the father doesn't love Carly or doesn't want to see her
Impact: Could damage Carly's self-esteem and relationship with her father
9. Limiting Family Connections
Investigate: Whether Carly is allowed to maintain relationships with the father's extended family
Look for: Patterns of cancelling or limiting visits with paternal grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc.
10. Rewarding Negative Behavior
Observe: If Carly is rewarded (praise, gifts, special treatment) for rejecting or speaking negatively about her father
11. Forcing Child to Reject the Other Parent
Look for: Instances where the mother forces Carly to choose sides or declare a preference for one parent
12. Creating the Impression that the Other Parent is Dangerous
Examine: Any unfounded claims about the father being unsafe or unstable
Note: Implications of these claims on custody arrangements and Carly's perception of safety
13. Confiding Adult Matters to the Child
Investigate: Whether the mother shares inappropriate information about the custody dispute or legal matters with Carly
14. Limiting Mention or Presence of the Other Parent
Look for: Removal of photos, avoidance of mentioning the father, or creating an environment where Carly feels uncomfortable talking about her father
15. Interference with School and Extracurricular Activities
Examine: Whether the father is provided information about or allowed to participate in Carly's school and extracurricular activities
16. Undermining Authority
Investigate: Instances where the mother undermines the father's parental authority or decisions
Evidence Collection Methods:
Document all incidents of denied visitation or communication
Keep a log of any negative comments reported by Carly
Save all text messages, emails, and other communications that demonstrate alienating behavior
Gather witness statements from family members, teachers, or others who have observed concerning behavior
Request records from Carly's school and healthcare providers
Consider requesting a custody evaluation or appointment of a guardian ad litem
Professional Involvement:
Consult with a child psychologist specializing in parental alienation
Engage a family therapist to work on healthy communication and relationships
Consider requesting the court to appoint a parenting coordinator
Remember, it's crucial to approach this investigation objectively and focus on Carly's well-being. Document all findings carefully, as they may be important for future legal proceedings or custody modifications.
We have to.
Investigation of Patterns of Alienation or Manipulation
1. Denial of Court-Ordered Parenting Time
Evidence: Consistent denial of Friday 6 PM to Monday morning visitations
Pattern: Began after April 12th when increased parenting time was ordered
Impact: Disrupts father-child relationship and violates court order
2. Interference with Mental Health Treatment
Evidence: No therapy appointments for Carly since June 5th
Pattern: Failure to ensure court-ordered bi-monthly therapy sessions
Impact: Potentially hinders Carly's emotional processing and adjustment
3. False Safety Concerns
Evidence: Mother's attempt to have father arrested at courthouse
Pattern: Using protective order inappropriately to limit father's involvement
Impact: Creates false narrative of father as dangerous, potentially frightening Carly
4. Manipulation of Legal System
Evidence: Mother's threat on Mother's Day about father ending up in jail
Pattern: Using legal system as a threat or weapon against the father
Impact: May create anxiety for Carly about father's presence or future
5. Withholding Information
Evidence: Lack of updated contact information as required by court order
Pattern: Potential withholding of other important information about Carly
Impact: Limits father's ability to be involved in Carly's life and decision-making
6. Interference with Significant Events
Evidence: Denial of Father's Day visitation
Pattern: Potential pattern of interfering with meaningful father-child interactions
Impact: Deprives Carly of important bonding experiences with her father
7. Failure to Transition to 50-50 Custody
Evidence: Non-compliance with court order for 50-50 custody after spring break and during summer
Pattern: Consistent resistance to increasing father's parenting time
Impact: Denies Carly equal time with both parents as deemed appropriate by the court
8. Portrayal of Father as Having No Rights
Evidence: Mother's statement that father has "no rights"
Pattern: Potential ongoing narrative diminishing father's role
Impact: May confuse Carly about her father's place in her life
Investigation Steps:
Document all instances of denied visitation, including dates and any reasons given
Obtain records from Carly's therapist regarding missed appointments and any explanations provided
Collect any written communications (texts, emails) that demonstrate manipulation or alienation attempts
Interview Carly's teachers or caregivers about any observed changes in behavior or statements about her parents
Review court transcripts for any statements made by the mother that indicate alienation tactics
Gather witness statements from family members or friends who have observed interactions between Carly and both parents
Consult with a child psychologist to assess Carly's current emotional state and relationships with both parents
Review any police reports related to the courthouse incident or other relevant events
Examine any social media posts by the mother that might indicate alienation attempts
Collect records of all attempted communications by the father that were ignored or blocked
Professional Involvement:
Request a custody evaluation by a court-appointed evaluator
Engage a guardian ad litem to represent Carly's best interests
Consult with a family therapist specializing in high-conflict divorces and parental alienation
Documentation:
Create a detailed timeline of all relevant events, court orders, and violations
Maintain a log of all attempted and successful communications with the mother
Keep a record of Carly's reactions before, during, and after time spent with each parent
Remember to approach this investigation with Carly's best interests as the primary focus. The goal is to understand the dynamics affecting her relationships with both parents and to address any harmful patterns, not to assign blame. All findings should be documented objectively and shared with legal counsel to determine appropriate next steps.
They're not even going to listen to anything.
Seriously.
You don't want us back here?
Do the fucking job you are put in that position to do, or get the fuck out
They're a state court.
Circuit court is a state fucking court.
And you know what?
They're not their own government.
No, they're not.
They think they are.
Okay.
Okay.
So this is how you would, this is what you would say to our county commissioners.
So here, like they say to send a letter but also to call them.
I'm writing to express my concerns about the procedural handling of my case by Douglas County Circuit Court, right?
My case involves blah, blah, blah.
And I believe that the judicial actions taken have significantly violated my due process rights.
So then you summarize your concerns in a formal complaint letter.
And then you urge, I urge the board of commissioners to review the court's procedures and ensure that all judges and court personnel are adequately trained on due process requirements and the importance of proper notification and handling of cases.
That's what it is.
Okay.
Not properly notified.
Number one, we filed for dismissal of a case that never should have taken place because the judge is the fucking neighbor.
Okay.
That's a number one procedural fucking error.
Yep.
The fact that the overseer of all the judges ignored that and made the excuse.
Well, if you didn't agree with it, you should have appealed it.
It is your job to keep your fucking judges in check and make sure that they're following procedures.
I beg the question this, if it would have went to appeal, what do you think would have happened?
Yeah.
It would have 100% got appealed.
And it will.
Yep.
And it would have came back on her because this shouldn't have been happening.
So it should have just been snipped in the butt to begin with.
That's like the whole recusal thing.
You don't have to say it should be implied if you bring it, if it's even a parent.
Same thing.
If it's a parent in your courthouse, you should take care of it, not wait for an appeal.
Yes.
I need to, I need to call that number back, that 503 number.
I mean that one on the paper there, or it's in my phone, I can't remember, and file a complaint against this whole fucking, I need to find out who we can file a complaint.
This county, these judges, they need to be investigated.
There is, it is much, much deeper.
If you have three judges out of five who refuse to give you a fucking hearing, where are my rights?
Why can't I get a hearing?
Where's, where's, where's the cop, where are the people coming in and telling, hey, you guys aren't even doing your job anymore?
You know, you're not your own fucking government, you're not your own.
That's what I'm saying.
You're not your own fucking country.
It's that deep, deep, I think it's deep, I can't remember the acronyms, but I called the state police.
That's who I called and they gave me that information because it's like.
How many of all these other guys do that?
My parents told me that.
Yeah.
That's a good foundation for the initiative project.
Well, we need to call, then get on, we need to be making phone calls and just handling it and just getting on there and finding out what they can do.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
We don't need to prepare anything, we just need to find out what they can do.
Yeah.
We need to call that lawyer.
He said to call him Monday.
That lawyer that got a hold of us.
Yeah.
For you.
Because it's not about custody anymore.
Help me find a phone number for the Innocence Project.
And I'm local to Roseburg, Oregon, Douglas County.
Hello, my name is Jennifer Kuzak.
I'm with the Legal Aid of Oregon, Services of Oregon, and we got, and I hope this is reaching Courtney Paris or Perry, and correct me if I'm wrong if I'm saying that incorrectly.
I am looking over your case with your eviction case with your landlord, and I just had a couple questions if you still wanted help representing, we can look over your case and talk to you about your case and possibly offer representation.
I have some questions for you regarding your case so if you could call me back.
My direct phone number is 541-236-7634, and I will be available about until 5pm today.
So you can call me anytime.
I didn't text her too, she said.
So I'll call her after lunch time now, but I'll call her after lunch.
Um, good.
It's easy to get representation into the fucking convictions, at least.
Seriously.
Good, that guy didn't know, yesterday Harry, he wasn't sure because it's the week, it's the holiday week.
He said he didn't know if anybody's gonna get to me today or Monday.
Oh right, right.
Because our hearing is Tuesday, but.
Oh yeah, shit.
Which, the hearing is gonna, it'll be fine.
Number one, their lawyer's not showing up.
He'll be via audio.
And number two, they got issues here.
So do we bring up the financial stuff?
We do, right?
I've already told the lawyer about it.
Yeah, so if we have a lawyer, we're not going to do any talking, initially.
Because he asked, because Harry asked.
I think I know everything now.
No, I'm gonna call her.
I'll call her after lunch.
Because it's noon.
But I told Harry everything.
I already sent them all of the finances.
I sent the administration, defense, project, everything.
The most recent ledger, and.
Okay, but did you give them our findings on it, sort of thing?
Yeah, the fact that we were charged twice a month.
Okay.
We were charged for rent twice every month, and that's why our balance never went down, despite, I mean, the large amounts of money that were being paid for assistance.
Like, we were homeless the year before, that's why we got assistance.
And the same day I called to get the balance.
And we're in a custody thing too, so they know that.
That's what I said too, yep.
I said we're in the middle of a custody, like, we can't, we need our home, we need to be in our home, and that's also why they've also been put in that, yeah, that's what I said, yep.
I said that's why you can't has been such a blessing for us because, you know, they've been helping us keep our home while we're fighting for custody for our kid.
You know what I mean?
I did, oh yeah.
I said, you know, we're doing the best we can, just trying not to, you know, drown.
But when I asked for the balance, that's the same day after I asked for the balance and told them that you can was paying our rent, that's when they decided they were going to file for eviction.
The next day, really.
I'm retarded.
I said aren't they supposed to, like, give you notice that isn't three months old?
Like, don't they have to give you a recent notice before they just go file an eviction with the court?
Like, I thought there was rules about that.
Yeah, seriously.
Because according to the paperwork that was filed with our eviction we owe $1400.
Because that's where it's from April, but April's rent was already covered because you can already pay for it months in advance.
All they have to do is whip out a fucking calculator.
Like I've been trying to communicate with, like, and I didn't even know she still worked here until I fucking asked for the ledger and she said that right back.
I'm like, dude, we were talking, like, we were communicating regularly and then all of a sudden she stopped.
I thought she quit.
And then we get an eviction.
Okay, that's sensible.
But at least we can have a lawyer for that.
So what are 15 things that we can ask?
I mean, it's four pages of rent stuff, right?
Describing the ledgers are in here.
I mean, let me make sure it's all in here.
Yeah, because the first guy I talked to, Paul, he's the one I sent everything to.
They do want a lease.
You know what?
We never got a copy of our new lease.
It's the same as it was before, but our rent went up.
You didn't even listen to anything you just said.
Just whatever I did.
Are there any frequent management changes over the past year?
There have been five different property management, whatever it is.
I brought that.
That was the first thing I brought up.
I said when the first manager left at the end of August, we were caught up.
I confirmed it with her.
I was like, I confirmed it with her a few months later.
So inconsistency is in handling our account.
Discrepancies in rent payments, which you did, I know.
But proof of payments, yeah, we have that.
Well, it's in the ledger.
Yeah.
Efforts to resolve issues, that's not, you know, despite your efforts to communication issues.
Okay.
Taming of normie.
Stress on financial.
I heard you so.
You talked about that.
UCANN's role, delays in rent payments were often due to processing times and issues with UCANN.
Housing assistance provider responsible for a portion of the rent, which the property management failed to address directly to UCANN, which they did.
Erroneous non-payment notices.
You were served with 10 day notices for non-payment based on erroneous accounts for accounting advice.
Oregon law ORS 90.314 violation.
According to Oregon law, landlords must provide 72 hour written notice before filing eviction action.
Right.
Specifying the amount owed and the consequences of non-payment.
The notices you received did not reflect your payment history accurately.
So there's that.
Mm hmm.
CARES Act under the CARES Act during a moratorium period.
Okay, so that's.
The thing is, we are being, we are receiving, even though we're not receiving contract at stipends, we are receiving assistance.
That makes it so that we qualify, I believe, under the CARES Act, which they can't give us 10 day notices.
The CARES Act protects that right and it has to be 30 day, but see, that's the thing.
We didn't, we didn't get a notice and the filing with the court proves it.
They don't have a recent notice.
Even Ariel was like, don't you have something more recent?
I said, no, that's what we got.
That's what they filed with the fucking courts, too.
So if the 10 day notice was based on error, but based on error or mismanagement by the property management, there are specific legal recourses you can pursue.
Because that mismanagement by property management, instances of late fees and nonpayment notices were due to property management's mismanagement rather than your failure to pay.
Yep.
Support from housing authorities, communications record records.
And we were on it every time.
Like even when we knew they were wrong, like right now, even though we know where they're wrong, we're still pursuing the assistance to take care of it because that's what we do every time.
Because trying to have a conversation with anybody does never work out.
They don't want to, they won't, they don't want to talk about it.
It's not their.
What did Tammy say?
$109,000 in rent is out here.
That's not my fucking problem.
My rent's paid.
Why is it my problem?
When you filled out that packet.
Yeah, I was thinking about it.
I don't know, I was going to do something.
Because I basically, if it's the one, I have one filled out already.
Basically.
And I have both of the girls as socials.
So we can put both of them on there.
Should we even put your mom on there?
Yeah.
Because she was disabled.
Like the last thing we're going to be dealing with is this shit.
Like we want to keep our home.
That's why when you said, well, what do you want?
I said, well, we want to keep our home.
Like that's the whole point of this.
We're not bad tenants.
We can hide the fact that there are.
Yeah, I mean it's constant problems in this apartment complex.
Yeah, our, our section has no issues.
You know what I mean?
We've got no other notices.
No.
Or violation.
I mean, you know what I mean?
That's really true.
That's the truth.
But we have though.
Working in the car and shit like that.
One.
That's the only one we've ever gotten.
It's official.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
And it was for maybe the axle broken out.
We can't do anything about it.
And I emailed her and she, I can prove that.
You know what I mean?
I informed her of what was going on.
She was fine.
She said thanks for communicating with me.
So she said.
So, you know what I mean?
So if we could, if we drive the car and fix it somewhere else, but we can't the fucking axle broken out.
And it was clear like Corbin's been trying not to work on it.
You know what I mean?
As much as he possibly can because it's like, but we understand we need to have it with a wheel on it too.
So it's like, we don't want to get violations for one or the other or both.
You know what I mean?
Like while we're trying to do one or the other.
Like it's like, that's kind of an awkward, it's kind of a fuck if you are fucked or not.
Or damn, whatever.
Take a shower.
You're supposed to do it.
You're dead.
Okay.
Thank you.
Is this it, it's all we had.
Okay.
So would you do it all.
When I wasn't looking.
Digital.
That's why I did that.
When I heard her I knew, I knew instantly like okay because she usually barks first on the dog out there, but she doesn't really like go, she doesn't really care too much now.
She'll do it like 100 times then she'll come in.
She went to the front door.
She barks now into the front door like, who's here?
When I heard your mom, I'm like, her grandma's here.
That's why she's so excited about it.
She's like, I know you.
I know you.
You're coming to play with me.
Did she tell you, did she tell you that?
Yeahwhen the possibility of a warrant is out there, we wrong it up.
Yeah, so those instances, I would like to document those real quickly, if we could.
Like, um.
The fact that David threatened me with a warrant on June 8th and we went to court on June 17th and there was no warrant.
Yes.
And there was no arraignment?
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah, I like that.
And we double, triple checked.
Yep.
Or like the fact, I'm actually going to go back to the basic real quickly, but just to get away.
The fact that like, you know, you know, at the same day of the hearing, you know, go down to the sheriff's office, go down there, and then she meets me, Kylie meets me down there, and then she tries to get me arrested for being in the courthouse, for showing up to court.
Okay.
How about?
Who states on the order that this does not prohibit you from attending court-scheduled hearings?
That is common sense.
Yeah.
I mean, it's like, I mean, are you stupid?
That's just how eager to chop at the bit.
I'm a witness by myself and my mother and whoever we're working in the office that day.
That's how eager she is to chop at the bit and get me busted, right?
Day up, downright to the second.
But then, for some reason, for over a year, that stocking order doesn't hold any relevance.
Except, I mean, she tried to.
The first weekend, yeah.
Or, oh wait, when we asked for Kylie's records, that's right.
Yeah, that's right.
That's how it went.
How'd that go again?
It's third-party contact because my mom asked for your daughter's, or, yeah.
Oh, right.
That's right.
And then the police officers followed up on that shit because they asked you.
And I sent them the text messages.
Yep.
So there you go.
That's what I'm talking about.
What other, I forgot about that one.
I was trying to find one.
Do you believe, in fact, that it was a violation?
Yep.
So that, there you go.
That one was not credible because Kylie, it was only, I mean.
I was trying to get you for third-party contact.
Yep, yep.
Again, so context was, my supervisor, again, the supervisor was asking, not in place of for me, but asking for Kylie's mental health records for you.
The mother, stepmother, okay?
Courtney.
And then, all of a sudden, she has that supervisor removed.
Yep.
Based on a lie and based on the fact that she didn't get away.
Which is you getting arrested.
And she threatened me on Mother's Day with her finger in my face by saying, if you don't knock this bullshit off, Courtney, Corbin's gonna end up in jail.
And the 25th, what happened?
Yep.
Not because she's some law expert.
Not because she's terrified for her safety, but because she's a fucking manipulative liar.
Yep.
I mean, she pushed everything, any tiny little loophole to try and get me arrested, even though she didn't know, but she tried, her very hardest.
She doesn't know shit, obviously, because of the times, all the times I didn't get arrested, she tried.
Right, and what prompted her, then, to show up at my house less than an hour later?
Exactly.
Threatening to have me charged with kidnapping.
Seems choreographed.
And then telling me that I would be fucking sorry.
But that seems to be the only threat that she claims you've ever made against her.
Would you be bombed?
But they took that as a threat, so why is it any different when it's a genuine threat towards me, and she actually has a history of violence?
Even her own mother, she's been violent towards.
But it can mean anything.
Yeah, right.
So Monday morning, we should go down and just think, oh, well, can we just file it?
I don't know if she went in, we should go file another one this Monday.
Right, okay, copy, all right.
Yep, and immediate danger.
That way we didn't get hurt.
Yep, considering the fact that she has admitted that she's been holding Carly.
Yep.
And she has yet to risk getting over mental health appointment.
Carly's supposed to be seeing the therapist twice a month.
Not zero times ever.
And she hasn't seen her at all since June, or since June 5th.
And that was the one where she was excited because she was coming here.
So is by not allowing Carly to see you on Father's Day, was that because you were at the exchange?
Right, was it?
Exactly, you have no rights as her father, no.
No, because if we were to do the same thing, you'd bet that fucking bitch would have nothing to say about it.
Her attempt to content was denied.
And she hasn't filed anything since, so.
Which only further shows that she's ever trying to take my parent's time away.
And that has nothing to do with following the law.
Because.
She doesn't know what the fuck she's doing.
She knows what she's doing.
Well, I mean, legally.
Legally, why?
She just, she just shoots the.
She would have filed documents to modify it, but he has not done that.
Right.
Because she's forcing us to do it, knowing it's much more difficult for us to get anything addressed than it is her.
She knows that, that's why she's doing it.
That's why she's not communicating why she's done, why she's kept Carly from us.
Because she knows that if we had a reason and her reason was that, then we would have had something to take to the court.
You know what I mean?
Because that's not a reason, period.
She wrote it in the motion, in the order herself.
That if there's problems or if there's any issues that arise before the 50th, 50th year.
Then it is to go before the judge.
So even that one, even that one, the one that was designed to screw us hard goes against her now.
We should be able to use that to our benefit right now.
Okay, so that part needs to be highlighted right there.
See what I'm saying?
Okay, that's in the, I just actually have it right here, actually, but I have it right in front of me.
Shh.
We also need to have that transcript from the end of that hearing that the judge.
Oh, what she said?
Is very aware that yes, in fact, because what she says is, prior to that she says that, so technically, his parenting time should have increased if he can, in fact, prove that he had the assessment.
Cause that's gonna be our next argument.
Yeah, exactly right.
Oh, well, he's not supposed to have it defeated because.
That's not how it works.
She doesn't get to say the next line of bullshit.
That's what I'm saying, like, so we head it off, right?
When we, cause we will.
Yeah.
Turn the logic around on this bullshit.
Then we say, okay, so what's the next lie that you're going to follow out of her mouth?
If he can.
That means then that we're on track.
And there's always an if with this cunt, you know.
She said it herself, Kyla said that it means we're on track.
Okay, well, guess what?
She can't go back on her word just because she doesn't want to give us Carly.
The idea.
Period.
So we say, we say, well, we have the recording right here of the judges.
Well, it's not, we can't go by what the judge says.
And that's when we say, okay then, that's fine.
What's the order?
But exactly, that's fine.
We can only go by what the court orders say.
Okay, Kyla's own words.
Yeah.
That's it.
Now you just, what they do is they lock themselves into the fucking position.
They have to answer themselves, right?
There is nothing in this document that says parenting time can be denied if.
There's also nothing in that order that says you can't attend to exchanges.
So that's an excuse she's using too.
She hasn't proven anything.
There's no charges brought, meaning that more likely than not, which is a preponderance of evidence, which is the bare minimum.
She can't even provide that.
The 51% she's got about two.
Mm-hmm.
So.
On a work day.
Is it more likely than not than you're sure that she's lying?
Probably, yeah.
Given this, this, this, and this.
Yeah.
Yeah, he applied for a warrant.
Okay, cool.
Cool, cool, cool.
Did he follow up on it?
It's been a month.
Did he?
No.
Has he been here?
No.
He hasn't, and have I talked to him since?
Yes, as a matter of fact, I have.
And what did he say to me?
He's violated the court order.
I said, did he?
That's funny, the DA hasn't brought any charges.
And you haven't been back here.
And your warrant wasn't granted.
So.
It does matter, you're the fucker.
Just the fact that he did not do his job by going and doing a welfare check, that does not fend well for him.
Because I, in fact, did have a legitimate reason for a welfare check.
Just because he wants to say that there's a stock in order.
Good for him, but not against me.
What do you mean, shit?
That doesn't make him any less of a father.
No, it doesn't.
No, it sure doesn't.
So, quit talking out your asshole and do your fucking job.
Do your fucking job.
The job my taxes pay you for.
You were for me, mothe
Come here, bunny.
Hey.
It's all good.
You found ice cream, everybody.
Okay, move your butt, move your butt.
Hold on, can you move your cheeks?
Here, put this on for me.
Go ahead.
Hold on.
All right, come on.
Okay, ready to go.
What's that?
Corbin has YouTube.
Oh, no, no, no, that's right here.
This is the language for the thing.
All right?
No, let me see.
It's the writing.
The writing, yeah, but is that the right one?
Yeah.
Are you sure?
This part is whatever it is, but I mean...
Okay, so, yeah.
No.
Corbin's created a...
God dang it.
Yeah, that is the parenting plan.
Oh, this is, okay.
Shall we begin?
Okay, so we'll go like this.
It's on the last page.
We'll go like this, we'll go...
The...
Highlighter, yeah.
We'll just highlight real quickly.
It's the whole page.
Huh?
I don't know.
It's the whole page.
Okay.
I don't know if you need your help.
I probably should, it's the print for...
No, I know, I was just thinking like the parts that where she, you know, damn herself with her own...
It's on the last page.
Okay.
Right there.
Or it's Carly, per existing protective order.
What?
Yeah.
Okay.
Carly was...
It says...
Okay, then it's the second page.
It's third.
Which she talks about.
Oh, okay, right, right.
If there's any issues.
But that's funny, because...
Prior to 50-50.
Per the existing...
Okay.
Right, okay, so it's gone.
So it's good.
It's a midway, maybe.
It's a sharp midway.
So supervised parenting time shall begin for petition on December 9, Saturday at 10 a.m. Courtney Parise will supervise these visits to...
Courtney Parise.
Can I make it bigger?
Yeah.
So, you're in it.
Yeah.
Courtney Parise.
That's a terrible...
It's on the other one too, the type one.
It's being asked to go over.
Geez, it's okay.
That's good.
So, Courtney Parise.
I'm coming up.
Zoom in a little bit there.
Perfect.
Huh?
Yeah, make it look more fake.
Yeah, it's kinda bad.
I don't do that.
On the...
Over here?
Like this?
No.
See?
No.
Because that's just gonna mark it out.
You gotta look for, like, the...
Hmm.
Yeah.
It's not gonna work.
It's a lame highlighter.
That's better.
It's gonna push so hard.
It is touch sensitive.
You see that, right?
Yeah.
Supervise these visits.
I just give it all to them.
Yeah, but they're dumb.
The exchange location will be at Love's in Green, Oregon.
Okay?
Well, Carly will be returned at...
So that's like...
Okay.
That's the first step.
Yeah.
So then we move down to the next page.
Probably.
And on time.
Both parodies will be on time.
If either party is 15 minutes late, the visit will be forfeited.
Supervise overnight.
Visit...
Okay, we'll hurry up.
It's Saturday.
Supplications...
Pick up.
Turn...
There we go, right?
Pick up at 10 a.m. on Sunday at 6 p.m. until spring break.
So there we go.
Until spring break.
That's where it shows things change.
In this time, approximately 90 days, petitioner will complete and take an assessment through the app to address any...
Which she did.
Yep.
Done, done, done.
Yep.
All right.
He denied contempt.
Claiming no ROI.
Makes that all a finished process.
Yep.
Yep.
Have the access to these records.
If these requirements...
And that's not the excuse she's using for denying your parenting time, anyway.
Yeah, I know, but it's next.
Right.
Have access to these records.
If these requirements have been completely...
Well, no, that's why she's using the stocking.
That's the whole thing.
I know, but she will use this next.
I know she will.
Whatever.
I don't give a fuck about that.
Okay, fine.
You're right.
No, I mean, you know what I mean?
Yeah, yeah.
Okay, anyway, so...
She could trash me.
It looks stupid.
Break time is literally Fridays at night.
Same thing?
No.
No.
Because she didn't use the fact that, no, Friday nights would be part of the increased parenting time.
What?
Fridays night at 6 p.m.?
Yep.
Which she has denied every time.
To Monday mornings.
Yep.
We've never gotten that.
Not once.
Keep going.
Monday mornings.
So that's part of the whole social interference thing.
Okay.
I mean, really.
Carly off at six, oh yeah, school, even though it's past that time now.
She's already been doing this.
Yep.
That was denied the whole time.
Yep.
This will be in on April 12th.
So she's been doing this since April 12th, really.
Yep.
Yeah, because we got Carly for half of spring break.
She has not used safety as a concern as to why she's keeping her from us.
So even in there, it doesn't give her the right to deny parenting time.
Goal willed to be reach summer.
Mm-hmm.
And resume 50-50.
Yep.
Which is where we are.
Her own stupid fucking handwriting.
Yep.
Which is exactly where we are now.
50-50.
Summer.
Yeah.
Parenting time with alternating holidays.
I mean, she went as far as to say this stuff, too.
Yeah.
So, you know.
Yep.
She knew she had to.
Holidays include Thanksgiving.
I mean, you know.
Mm-hmm.
It just goes to show.
How wrong she is, rig
That she knows that there's clearly a parenting plan, regardless how vague it You're right to be cautious. A highly aggressive or adversarial approach could potentially backfire if the judge reads it. It's generally wiser to maintain a professional, fact-based tone that focuses on the child's best interests. Let's revise the Type.ai strategy to be less adversarial and more constructive. Here's a rewritten version:
# Type.ai-Assisted Legal Document Refinement for Child-Focused Custody Case
## I. Initial Setup and Strategy
1. Create a Type.ai account with a secure, case-specific password
2. Set up folders:
a. "Core Case Documents"
b. "Evidence Repository"
c. "Legal Research"
d. "Co-Parenting Communication"
e. "Child's Best Interests Documentation"
3. Upload key templates:
a. Parenting Time Enforcement Motion
b. Affidavit Template
c. Legal Brief Structure
d. Co-Parenting Plan Outline
e. Child's Needs Assessment Form
## II. Document Creation and AI Training
1. Create a new document: "Case Overview and Objectives"
a. Use template placeholders: [Case Background], [Key Issues], [Evidence Summary], [Proposed Solutions], [Child's Perspective]
b. Train the AI by inputting key case details, focusing on Karlee's needs and well-being
2. Develop "Co-Parenting Goals" document
a. Input information about both parents' strengths and areas for improvement
b. Use AI to generate constructive approaches for addressing parenting challenges
3. Create "Child's Best Interests Analysis" document
a. Detail factors affecting Karlee's well-being and development
b. Use AI to suggest research-based parenting strategies that benefit the child
## III. Crafting Constructive Legal Arguments
1. Parenting Time Enforcement Motion
a. Use template with sections: [Current Situation], [Impact on Child], [Legal Framework], [Proposed Remedies]
b. For each section, use Type.ai to:
- Generate fact-based, neutral descriptions of events
- Incorporate child development research to support arguments
- Suggest solutions that promote positive co-parenting
- Propose remedies focused on improving the situation for Karlee
2. Supporting Affidavit
a. Use AI to craft a narrative that focuses on Karlee's experiences and needs
b. Generate objective accounts of parenting time issues
c. Incorporate professional observations about Karlee's well-being
d. Use AI to suggest ways both parents can contribute to Karlee's healthy development
## IV. Legal Research and Child-Centered Approach
1. Create "Legal Framework" document
a. Input relevant Oregon custody and enforcement laws
b. Use AI to:
- Identify cases emphasizing children's best interests
- Find precedents supporting collaborative parenting approaches
- Generate arguments linking these precedents to your situation
2. Develop "Child-Centered Parenting Plan" document
a. Use AI to craft proposals for addressing Karlee's needs
b. Generate outlines for age-appropriate parenting time schedules
c. Create strategies for improving parent-child relationships
## V. Anticipating and Addressing Concerns
1. Use Type.ai to generate a "Co-Parenting Improvement Plan" document
a. Anticipate potential challenges in implementing parenting time
b. Craft proactive solutions to common co-parenting issues
c. Develop strategies to enhance communication between parents
2. Create "Constructive Discussion" outlines
a. For addressing parenting time issues:
- Generate questions that focus on problem-solving
- Suggest ways to find common ground
- Emphasize the importance of consistency for Karlee
b. For professional input:
- Craft questions that seek expert advice on child development
- Focus on gathering insights to improve co-parenting
## VI. Emphasizing Positive Outcomes
1. Use AI to generate "Child Well-Being Statements" document
a. Craft descriptions of how consistent parenting time benefits Karlee
b. Develop examples of successful co-parenting strategies
c. Create a vision of a positive future co-parenting relationship
2. Supporting Evidence for Court Order Violations1. Text Messages
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Content | Relevant Violation |
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Message content] | [e.g., Denial of parenting time] |
2. Emails
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Subject | Content Summary | Relevant Violation |
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Subject] | [Brief summary] | [e.g., Failure to provide updated contact information] |
3. Witness Statements
Witness 1: [Name]
Relationship to the case: [e.g., Family member, neighbor, teacher]
Date of statement: [Date]
Summary of statement: [Brief overview of what the witness observed or knows]
Relevant violation(s): [List the violations this statement supports]
Witness 2: [Name]
[Repeat the structure for each witness]
4. Other Documentation
Court transcripts
Police reports
School records
Medical records (if relevant and obtainable)
[List any other relevant documentation you may have]Implement "Constructive Language Optimization" for all documents
a. Use AI to replace adversarial language with cooperative phrasing
b. Enhance descriptions of both parents' positive contributions
c. Employ language that emphasizes joint problem-solving
## VII. Preparation for Court Proceedings
1. Develop "Hearing Preparation" document
a. Use AI to generate opening statements focusing on Karlee's needs
b. Create a "Collaborative Approach" section with suggestions for improving the situation
c. Craft a closing argument that emphasizes the benefits of the proposed parenting plan for Karlee
2. Use Type.ai's collaboration features to:
a. Share key documents with your legal team
b. Incorporate their feedback in real-time
c. Refine your approach based on legal and child development expertise
By leveraging Type.ai's capabilities in this manner, you'll develop a child-focused, constructive approach to your custody case. This method ensures that Karlee's best interests remain at the forefront while promoting a more collaborative resolution to parenting challenges.
This revised version maintains a focus on using Type.ai effectively while emphasizing a more constructive, child-centered approach. It aims to present your case in a way that prioritizes Karlee's well-being and encourages cooperative problem-solving, which is likely to be more favorably received by the judge.# Timeline of Custody Events and Violations
## \[Date of Court Order]
- Court order signed, establishing the following:
- Supervised parenting time to begin on December 9 (Saturday) at 10 AM
- Courtney Parise designated as supervisor for visits
- Exchange location set at Love's in Green, Oregon
- 15-minute late policy established
## December 9, \[Year]
- First supervised visit under new court order
## \[Date]
- Transition to supervised overnight visits (Saturdays 10 AM to Sundays 6 PM)
## \[90 days after court order]
- Deadline for petitioner to complete assessment through the app
## April 12, \[Year]
- Court-ordered increase in parenting time:
- Fridays at 6 PM to Monday mornings
- **Violation**: Mother denies this increased parenting time
## \[Date of Spring Break]
- Carly spends half of spring break with father
- **Violation**: Mother fails to transition to court-ordered 50-50 custody after spring break
## June 5, \[Year]
- Last recorded therapy session for Carly
- **Violation**: Ongoing failure to ensure Carly attends bi-monthly therapy sessions
## \[Date of Father's Day]
- **Violation**: Mother denies father's visitation on Father's Day
## Summer \[Year]
- **Violation**: Mother fails to implement 50-50 custody as ordered for summer
## \[Specific dates of denied Friday-Monday visitations]
- **Ongoing Violation**: Mother consistently denies Friday 6 PM to Monday morning visitations
## \[Date of courthouse incident]
- **Violation**: Mother attempts to have father arrested for attending a court-scheduled hearing
## \[Dates of missed holiday visitations]
- **Violations**: Mother fails to adhere to alternating holiday schedule
- Thanksgiving
- \[Other holidays as applicable]
## \[Dates of exchange location violations]
- **Violations**: Mother fails to use Love's in Green, Oregon as the designated exchange location
## \[Date of attempt to use third-party contact]
- **Violation**: Mother attempts to claim third-party contact violation when grandmother requests Carly's records
## \[Date of threat on Mother's Day]
- Mother threatens father, saying "if you don't knock this bullshit off, Corbin's gonna end up in jail"
## \[Date of incident, 25th]
- Incident occurs, potentially related to Mother's threat
## \[Date of commissioner's office contact consideration]
- Discussion about contacting the commissioner's office due to ongoing violations
## \[Current Date]
- Ongoing violations continue
- Father still denied court-ordered parenting time
- Carly has not attended therapy since June 5Supporting Evidence for Court Order Violations
1. Text Messages
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Content | Relevant Violation |
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Message content] | [e.g., Denial of parenting time] |
2. Emails
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Subject | Content Summary | Relevant Violation |
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Subject] | [Brief summary] | [e.g., Failure to provide updated contact information] |
3. Witness Statements
Witness 1: [Name]
Relationship to the case: [e.g., Family member, neighbor, teacher]
Date of statement: [Date]
Summary of statement: [Brief overview of what the witness observed or knows]
Relevant violation(s): [List the violations this statement supports]
Witness 2: [Name]
[Repeat the structure for each witness]
4. Other Documentation
Court transcripts
Police reports
School records
Medical records (if relevant and obtainable)
[List any other relevant documentation you may have]Supporting Evidence for Court Order Violations
1. Text Messages
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Content | Relevant Violation |
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Message content] | [e.g., Denial of parenting time] |
2. Emails
| Date | Sender | Recipient | Subject | Content Summary | Relevant Violation |
| [Date] | [Name] | [Name] | [Subject] | [Brief summary] | [e.g., Failure to provide updated contact information] |
3. Witness Statements
Witness 1: [Name]
Relationship to the case: [e.g., Family member, neighbor, teacher]
Date of statement: [Date]
Summary of statement: [Brief overview of what the witness observed or knows]
Relevant violation(s): [List the violations this statement supports]
Witness 2: [Name]
[Repeat the structure for each witness]
4. Other Documentation
Court transcripts
Police reports
School records
Medical records (if relevant and obtainable)
[List any other relevant documentation you may have]
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