#Custody Rights

[custodialparent]

Navigating the Role of a Custodial Parent: Balancing Challenges and Joys

Being a custodial parent comes with a unique set of responsibilities and rewards. Unlike co-parenting, where decisions are often shared, custodial parents handle the lion's share of day-to-day caregiving. This role demands resilience, adaptability, and a deep well of patience. From managing school schedules to navigating extracurricular activities, custodial parents are the steady anchors in their children’s lives.

Yet, the role also brings profound joys. The everyday moments—bedtime stories, school achievements, and spontaneous laughter—forge deep, lasting bonds. While the responsibilities can be overwhelming, finding support networks and prioritizing self-care can make the journey more manageable. Embracing the small victories and celebrating milestones, both big and small, can help custodial parent stay motivated and focused on the positive impact they have on their children’s lives. Balancing the challenges with the joys helps to create a nurturing and stable environment for growth.

[familiesforcourtroomintegrity]

Robert Glegg v. Justice for Children and Youth et al. and Hazel and Armando Flores Supreme Court of Canada File No : 40576

I am Robert Glegg, the Applicant in the Application for Leave to Appeal in the matter described below. This case is about my daughter, Olivia Glegg (“Olivia”). The Respondents in this case are Justice for Children and Youth et al. (“JFCY”) and Hazel and Armando Flores (the “Floreses”). JFCY is a branch of the legal system in Ontario with the purported mandate to help children. Beginning in late 2015 the Floreses, and then in 2016, JFCY also, maliciously and illegally interfered in my relationship with Olivia, for whom I had sole custody.

The incompetence and corruptness of the Ontario court system played an enormous part in abetting the behaviour of the Respondents, and in allowing the ensuing catastrophe with Olivia and me to unfold. In addition, given the highly irregular manner in which my file was recently handled by the Supreme Court of Canada (the “SCC”), I am requesting an investigation into my entire file. This letter briefly outlines the key events that occurred in this case, including some crucial background before JFCY became involved. All the details are backed up by exhaustive and definitive evidence provided in the proceedings.

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

[kids-worldfun]

Child Support: The Do's and Don'ts You Should Know

In any case, if you are a parent who is actually required legally either to provide for or receive child support, then you have no choice but to accept this. Fact is, child support is one of those things that can feel overwhelming on one side of the equation and like a lifeline on the other. But regardless of your point of view, the laws and policies regarding child support are in place for a…

[daz4i]

mori bro now's your chance. his other ex-husband died man he has no one else to go to you should shoot your shot again come on bro

[jonathankai]

Guanyin Temple scene is like a very loud and scandalous divorce process is happening in the same room at the same time with some huge sappy pre-rehearsed wedding. The camera focuses on the bride (WWX) as she cries and says "I do" and blurred in the background are spouses who are done with a shouting match and now grab their swords.

[racke7]

De-aged and injured Danny

Danny is found out by his parents. They don't take it well.

Clockwork is very upset about this, because he'd gambled on almost-certain odds of them being chill about it. So now he has to run damage-control before this very unlikely time-line goes even further off the deep end.

Unfortunately, Danny needs to be in the living world, not the Infinite Realms. Which means that Clockwork needs to put Danny somewhere safe. Somewhere where nobody will find him.

And double-unfortunately, the only place that remotely fits this bill is to contact Lady Gotham.

City-spirits aren't... super-reliable. They're Neverborns who very very rarely consider "humanoid shapes" worth figuring out. So they just kind of... exist. An ectoplasmic presence that's undeniable, but also extremely difficult to have a conversation with.

Thankfully, Lady Gotham is (for all of her... quirks) generally very hero-aligned. Which is why she's the best one to ask for sanctuary for Danny.

Danny who Clockwork de-aged as a way to "limit his injuries" of being vivisected.

Lady Gotham agrees, but she only has one "safe place" to put him. And her Knight is a little bit too paranoid for her to just dump an injured child in his lair, without causing more trouble than it's worth.

But it's hardly a difficult thing, to arrange a few things, and place Danny in a spot where his injuries will cause her Knight to hurry to his aid.

Such as... in a room filled with medical equipment, right next door to where Joker has just lost a fight with Batman.

Things escalate somewhat when Batman finds him and makes some assumptions about what Joker has been up to. Tempers run a bit high, someone loses a few extra teeth, someone else has to physically drag Bruce off Joker's body before he beats him to death, and the Joker considers the whole thing a grand old laugh (he has no idea what's going on, but it sure pissed off Batty, and that's always a treat).

Of course, the Batfam has to actually investigate the scene, evacuate Danny, give Danny medical aid, and then also ask Danny about what happened.

Danny wakes up and is very confused about a lot of things.

He's no longer being vivisected. Great. Love that part.

He's somewhere he doesn't recognize (the Batcave). Could be good, could be bad. At least the bed is pretty nice?

He's very small. This feels like a personal attack. He might not have gotten a good growth-spurt yet, but taking away what he had is cruel and unusual.

And there's a weirdo in an... armored bat-costume? Who isn't setting off his ghost-sense? What the hell kind of "normal" person wears something like that?

Still, Danny does answer the questions that Batman asks him, because... well, there's a green post-it-note in his pocket that says he shouldn't lie.

So Danny tells Batman about his parents cutting him up "for science". And Batman hears that the Joker somehow managed to hire two mad scientists who (upon the tiniest bit of suggestion from the Joker, who'd definitely seen the similarities between Danny and Jason and thought it would be a "funny prank") had leapt at the opportunity to vivisect their own son.

This is definitely worrying, because from the phrasing, they'd been "wanting to do it for a long time". And considering Danny's slow heartbeat and low body-temperature? They'd been wanting to do it because he was a meta.

So, somewhere out there (the Bats had found no trace of the two) were two deranged lunatics who wanted to cut open metas to "see how they worked".

Batman does the very reasonable thing and actually contacts the rest of the Justice League with their descriptions, just in case they'd managed to leave Gotham before the Bats had tracked them down.

[chiscribbs]

I have things that I reeeally want to post and are so close to being done, but I'm way too busy with family stuff at the moment to finish them.

So, in the meantime - please have these rough Disaster Twins sketches I did a few weeks ago.

[dietmimo]

The Ex.

Contrary to popular belief, they still get along well.

[lobotomy-lady]

I want to start a pro murder-suicide campaign called "don't do it, but if you do make sure and take a CEO down with you". I've always said that ppl should take as many pedophiles as they can with them if they're planning to die violently by their own hand so this is an offshoot of that, make sure your local suicidal gun owner knows that their final act can be heroic if they so choose. Love & light to all

[zer0point5ive]

[custodialparent]

Florida's Custody Law A Challenge in Addressing Parental Child Abduction

In Florida, the current custody law presents a significant challenge for custodial parents facing interference from the other parent. Under the existing framework, Florida’s exemption effectively blocks parent versus parent claims for custodial interference in civil courts. This legal gap can leave custodial parents vulnerable, as their concerns about interference are often dismissed without proper recourse.

Compounding this issue is the fact that criminal penalties for parental child abduction are rarely enforced. This lack of accountability creates an environment where the risks associated with child abduction are diminished, potentially encouraging harmful behavior among non-custodial parents. The absence of robust legal protections not only undermines the custodial parent's rights but also places children at risk of instability and emotional distress.

To combat these challenges, advocacy for legal reforms is essential. Lawmakers need to address the loopholes that currently allow parental interference to go unchallenged. Strengthening the enforcement of custodial rights in civil courts and imposing stricter penalties for abduction can create a more balanced legal landscape.

By fostering a legal environment that prioritizes children's welfare and parental accountability, Florida can protect custodial parents and, ultimately, ensure a safer, more stable upbringing for children caught in the crossfire of custody disputes. Addressing these issues is vital for promoting justice and stability within families.

[familiesforcourtroomintegrity]

The beginning of the Ontario court system’s cover-up

Tika needn’t have worried, though, about any consequences due to her failed bid to hide her illegal involvement in my sole custody. Despite providing all the details of Tika’s continual abusive interference with my sole custody of Oliva, including her illegal signing of the university admissions papers, along with the fact that, crucially, I was not given any notice, as required, before Olivia was granted independence, the judge in my motion against Tika stated that since Olivia already had her independence, it was of no consequence what Tika had done. Yet he completely ignored the fact that the granting of Olivia’s independence had clearly been an utterly incompetent fiasco.

University for Olivia was not the real goal In July of 2016 it became apparent why Tika had been so obsessed with getting Olivia into university. Although I had already paid Tika the full sum of child support for Olivia until her 18th birthday, as per our separation agreement, with Olivia now headed for university there would be additional costs to cover. And so JFCY sued me for $75,000 per month in child support. Visit us to know more about Sole custody rights.

[radiance1]

Pariah Dark. Ghost King. Master of War. Tyrant. The Breaker of Worlds.

Currently found himself... perplexed and at a loss.

He had assumed he would never be free once more, the one-time his punishment was cut short he wrote it off as the mistake it was. A pitiful fool who believed he could claim his crown from his prison without consequences.

The second time.

Well.

He would not have thought himself to be so lucky, assuming that no other would be foolish enough to free him once more.

He most likely should have learned not to assume a lot of things, when one is more than acquainted with the Master of Time. There was a lot he would do and did for the other before his eternal rest, and a lot of things he could've wrapped his mind around, found out the reason for, even so long as he had the clues no doubt left by Time.

But this.

This.

He was not exactly sure what his expression was, he could not even decide what exactly he was feeling, even. "Dearly belo-" Pariah Dark hid his mistake by clearing his throat. "Master of Time, what exactly do you intend for me to do with... these."

'These' referred to the small beasts currently amusing themselves on his body. A pitch-black chick with red eyes currently nesting in his hair, a snake trying to loop itself-and failing at looping- itself around his neck, a puppy currently resting on his arm and a cub currenting trying to get said puppy's attention only to be zapped away by the pup's foot.

Yes.

Zapped.

Despite this utterly befuddling situation, he was amused by it nonetheless.

"Your parole," The Master of Time said, all-knowing smile on his face. "Surely you would know what to do with children, would you not?"

Pariah Dark blinked. "What in the infinite is a parole?" Pariah tasted the word on his tongue, as if it was foreign to him. And, well. It was. "And what, exactly, would that have to do with children?"

The Master of Time's smile eased into faint amusement, as if aware of some joke the king himself was not.

Which happened more often than not, actually.

"Take good care of these children, and you shall be released from eternal sleep." He said, as if that explained everything. But Pariah Dark was staring at him in clear and undisguised puzzlement.

He then raised an eyebrow. "You would leave me alone with children? Truly? With no qualms?"

The personification of Time nodded, and Pariah could blink slowly, as if he had trouble wrapping his head around this. "Dearly beloved, surely you would not think that this-" If Clockwork noticed his slip of the tongue, then he didn't point it out as Pariah Dark continued. "Would be the best of ideas, no? Surely, you should be worrying for their safety."

Clockwork's eyes filled with mirth as he inclined his head slightly. "Well, do you currently hold any thoughts of harming these children?"

Pariah Dark's face gave away his faint confusion. "Not particularly, no."

"Then that is that." The ancient ghost nodded, as if everything was already decided and done as Pariah could only stare at him in unsurprised exasperation before shaking his head.

Perhaps, he should have expected this.

"The one currently making a nest of your hair goes by Vlad, the Pheonix King." Clockwork pointed his staff to the chick in question, who squinted open an eye before nestling further into the king's hair. He then pointed to the snake. "The one currently trying to strangle you, is Danny. Our prince as well as what humans would call an eastern dragon."

The way Clockwork pronounced our had Pariah feeling like it held another meaning and not just him being known as the prince.

Was there something he was not aware of...?

The staff then pointed to the pup dozing off in his arms. "That one," Clockwork said with faint amusement. "Goes by Dan, a fusion between the phoenix and dragon resulted in his creation and he soon became his own entity after becoming secluded from his timeline after its erasure." He said this casually, as if it weren't something that would cause questions. "He is also a Raiju."

How a bird and snake gave way to dog, Pariah does not know.

The staff then pointed to the last child in his arms, trying to bother Dan and being kicked away and zapped for its efforts. "That is Dani, formally Danielle. She is a Mishipeshu who is the only successful clone of the phoenix and dragon, making her our technical princess."

Again, the emphasis of our left Pariah feeling like there was something he should know. A missing piece to a puzzle he didn't even know he had started.

"You said this one was a king, correct?" Pariah asked, shifting around his arms to better support the pup and cub. "Would the phoenix's not take offense to me of all people being the one to raise their ruler?" As soon as the words left his tongue did he remember who exactly he was talking to.

He was met with a vicious smile, one that he did not see until the days of yore. His non-existent heart skipped a beat.

"Well, if they would like to voice their... displeasure." The Master of Time practically purred that sentence out, and Pariah felt something odd shift inside him. "Then they are surely allowed to do so."

Pariah grunted, silent for a few moments. Clockwork moved towards him in that time, and Pariah stood still, only tracking the ghost with his eyes. "I am quite certain you would make a wonderful father, dear-"

Excuse him, dear..?

"-So why not prove me right as you always have, hm?" Pariah Dark blinked, opening his mouth to speak before his mind screeched to a halt as he felt a pair of lips upon his own before they moved away in the next moment.

A ghost of a kiss.

"Now, run along now why don't you." Clockwork had a mischievous glint in his eyes, before Pariah found himself surrounded by a wide pasture, spanning as far as his eyes could see (and he could see very far) and at the end a forest with a house behind him.

But he could not react, even as he felt pecks upon his head, a bite at his ear and most surely the scratching of claws against his form.

His hair burst into green flames as he stood stalk still.

[antigonenikk]

(Mark's Theme by Black Country, New Road)

"All the while, believe me, I prayed our night would last twice as long." -Sappho

for @guarnerepdf

[too-many-rooks]

As his father -