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How can Iget full custody of my child?
The beginning of last week my son’s mother made a fake facebook account. She found out the name of my girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend from a while ago and used it to try to talk to my girlfriend. My girlfriend showed me where this guy messaged her and she told him not to talk to her but he kept on pushing. Ifound out it was my son’s mother trying to get my girlfriend to say something that could be used to break us up. Is it illegal for her to do that? Along with countless other dramas and issues she has caused in the past and proof of abuse and neglect, can I get my son away from her? We have joint custody of our 5 year-old son.
Asked on March 16, 2011 under Family Law, Tennessee
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
I am so sorry for you situation. Impersonating someone else can indeed be a crime under certain circumstances. What really strikes me here as an issue is the claim of abuse and neglect. Has it been documented (in other words, have you called anyone about it or reported it to anyone)? You can go to court and request a modification of any order for custody or visitation. Courts decide these issues on what they believe to be the best interest of the child rule. If you have no formal agreement or order then it is about time that you applied for one. Get legal help here as you will need some guidance. Good luck.
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