Since you are too lazy to look up what abandonment means i link: http://cc-courthelp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=7016
That parent willfully failed to communicate with and support the child for at least one year (see California Family Code, Section 8604), OR That parent legally abandoned the child, which means that the absent parent failed to communicate with or support the child (see California Family Code, Section 7822).
(So pretty much taking off without a word, which I have not done. I stayed to handle the proper paperwork, even gave you money for Robbie B-4 C.S. which you spent on a massage table. You took Robbie over for visitation when separated, and after I moved out of state within the month I attempted to talk to him by phone, which most of the time your fam and you yelled at me then hung up without letting me speak to him. I even sent him gifts. So yeah, I did try just within 2 months, so I did not abandon him.)
If the absent parent had really good reasons for not seeing or communicating with his or her child, the court will not assume willfulness or intent. Such reasons might include:
The person with custody of the child might have prevented the parent from having contact with the child. For example, they may have not informed the absent parent of where the child was living, by returning letters unopened, or by blocking phone calls.
(Even the goddam court can see I did not abandoned him. You and your fam need to update on THE FREAKING LAW before (falsely) accusing me that I left Robbie. I only left YOU Rob! Get over it! It's been 7 years now!!!
Since you are too lazy to look up what abandonment means i link: http://cc-courthelp.org/index.cfm?fuseaction=Page.viewPage&pageId=7016
ReplyDeleteThat parent willfully failed to communicate with and support the child for at least one year (see California Family Code, Section 8604), OR
That parent legally abandoned the child, which means that the absent parent failed to communicate with or support the child (see California Family Code, Section 7822).
(So pretty much taking off without a word, which I have not done. I stayed to handle the proper paperwork, even gave you money for Robbie B-4 C.S. which you spent on a massage table. You took Robbie over for visitation when separated, and after I moved out of state within the month I attempted to talk to him by phone, which most of the time your fam and you yelled at me then hung up without letting me speak to him. I even sent him gifts. So yeah, I did try just within 2 months, so I did not abandon him.)
If the absent parent had really good reasons for not seeing or communicating with his or her child, the court will not assume willfulness or intent. Such reasons might include:
The person with custody of the child might have prevented the parent from having contact with the child. For example, they may have not informed the absent parent of where the child was living, by returning letters unopened, or by blocking phone calls.
(Even the goddam court can see I did not abandoned him. You and your fam need to update on THE FREAKING LAW before (falsely) accusing me that I left Robbie. I only left YOU Rob! Get over it! It's been 7 years now!!!