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Originally Posted by ger715
Eva,
Was that your ex-husband, the father of your first three children, that filed for emancipation from them? I had not heard that term before. Did that mean he didn't pay any support for them?
My dad left when I was almost 11; my brother is 3 years older than me. My father did keep in touch with me tho. Thankfully, the school was less than a block away as well as the Church. Since my mother often worked nights, I spent many evenings just sitting in Church. Faith was very important then as well as now.
It is good your children are aware of your faith. Hopefully this will one day make a difference to them and eventually seek God's help in prayer.
Gerry
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Dear Gerry
Hoping this message finds you and your family well
Emancipation has all but the same to be relieved of any responsibility to or for them
To take care of themselves
He never believed his eldest is an epelitic and has had all the surgeries or that she is blind in her right eye
Yes Gerry
As if he never fathered them
And of the three
Christine was 3/12 months
Sara close to 4
Michael close to 2
He divorced them also
Never held him from not have contact
The grandparents on that side divorced them as well
After a good number of years
My ex sister in law a mother of two past and left two girls behind
Wrote me
Asking for forgiveness not being in their life
As she said she understood what I was going through
Sadly we never had a chance to be a family
He wanted nothing to do with them
In his words
If I can't have you
They are yours
My case set presetance in the state of NJ
MY EX EVADED HIS RESPONSIBILITY WORKING FOR GENERAL MOTORS in the nj linden plant
And transferred to the Tarrytown plant in our back yard in a different state New York
It was and is what it is
He has had contact from them
He has no interest
Be well
Doing all that is expected of me
And will never abandon them
Me