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Well, when you read the article, it becomes a little clearer.
This does happen, and it's a problem. Parents steal items that belong to the other parent.
And this is a problem with divorced parents. So many of them lose their minds.
And yes, it would be frustrating to have your property stolen by the other parent.
Yeah it sounds like an ex issue. The ex knew the phone wasn't his but he wanted to punish his ex instead of finding out why she took the phone away. If you have kids, no matter how bad you hate your ex, you need to try and get along and not call cops for stupid stuff.
Yeah it sounds like an ex issue. The ex knew the phone wasn't his but he wanted to punish his ex instead of finding out why she took the phone away. If you have kids, no matter how bad you hate your ex, you need to try and get along and not call cops for stupid stuff.
They also shouldn’t be undermining each other’s discipline. It sounds like when she gets punished, she runs to dad and complains, and he intervenes on her behalf aggressively.
Yeah it sounds like an ex issue. The ex knew the phone wasn't his but he wanted to punish his ex instead of finding out why she took the phone away. If you have kids, no matter how bad you hate your ex, you need to try and get along and not call cops for stupid stuff.
Agree. I can see now why her ex-husband is her ex-husband. He's a jerk.
Another article, a few more details, and her lawyer is named.
Really. This should have been resolved outside of court even if she WAS guilty of outright theft of a cell phone worth less than $200. Who wants to foot the bill for a court trial in that case?
Who is the ex-husband, and how did he get this power, I wonder.
That is nuts! I’d like to know how much this cost her, too.
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