How do you know it's baseless? Son says he saw it.
No charges ever filed. Just because a kid says something doesn't make it true.
Judge believed son was manipulated by his mother into saying it.
JMO
How do you know it's baseless? Son says he saw it.
Charges never filed? Well, that proves it right then and there.No charges ever filed. Just because a kid says something doesn't make it true.
Judge believed son was manipulated by his mother into saying it.
JMO
Cause it would be kind of hart do raise the children when he is working in Israel?
He went back to Israel, even after the judge locked his children up.
Charges never filed? Well, that proves it right then and there.
He didn't manage to make it to the hearing in person today
He is remarried, has a small child and he travels on business. Millions and millions of parents manage to multitask.
JMO
Since then, the divorce was finalized and Mr. Tsimhoni has remarried and moved back to Michigan in order to be next to the kids and mend the relationship with the kids. Ms. Tsimhoni has not remarried.
Read more at http://observer.com/2015/07/exclusi...-for-not-having-lunch-with-him/#ixzz3fWIk2thI
Oakland County judge releases siblings from detention center
http://www.clickondetroit.com/news/debate-rages-over-oakland-county-siblings-detention/34081584
He didn't manage to make it to the hearing in person today
How do you know it's baseless? Son says he saw it.
Maybe he should concentrate on that child so the same thing doesn't happen again.
Maybe, before awarding him custody (as some people here suggested judge should do) judge should ask his new wife (with a small child) if she wants to raise his 3 children from the previous marriage that want nothing to do with him.
It's up to the father to raise his own kids. Not his wife. But perhaps his travel is the reason custody has not been changed.
Maybe, before awarding him custody (as some people here suggested judge should do) judge should ask his new wife (with a small child) if she wants to raise his 3 children from the previous marriage that want nothing to do with him.
Based on the mom's relentless alienating conduct, it likely is baseless. Can't be sure though. But a woman who does what she's done can also convince her kids they saw something they didn't.
Its interesting that she apparently never had any accusations of violence against the dad until the divorce. Then suddenly, he starts hitting her? I've seen this nonsense before. I have not seen instances of a couple married that long when one party is violent only once.
Apparently, during one of the dad's rare times with the kids-five hours at a park- the mother kept circling the park the whole time they were there. After two hours, she got them in her car. He tried to stop her from taking the kids and she started screaming- "He pushed me! Call 911! You kids saw that!" The police came and he wasn't arrested.
Judges don't get to the point she was without cause.
In any event, the kids have been released and are going directly to (recreational) camp. And dad apparently has relocated back to MI and is remarried with a two year old. Custody should be given to him.
If and when there is a motion for modification of custody, those issues will be addressed. But to my knowledge, the father hasn't asked for that yet. He is simply trying to enforce the current visitation order. So all that has been accomplished by the mother's continued resistance to let the father see the kids, is that she has now essentially lost custody herself.