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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 256153" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>Thanks. He's known her for two years- she just hasn't been around since last June. Apparently someone was also explaining to him that since he's committed to state, he's not in my custody anymore. I'll discuss this with him more next time I see him. It just started making me wonder if she was the one to tell him I don't have custody, the state does, it's his mom's fault (I know she said that part), and for him to talk to her like she's his other mother, or something like that. Admittedly, I do not trust these people.</p><p></p><p>When I was asking her about dss involvement and the possiblity of difficult child going to my bro, she said "oh, don't worry, that would be way down the road". Now I'm wondering if she means that could be after difficult child's release from state. Mainly because the defense attny jumped to that pretty quick as something the gal would do if I made any waves. It made it sound like this had been discussed, or at least brought up.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 256153, member: 3699"] Thanks. He's known her for two years- she just hasn't been around since last June. Apparently someone was also explaining to him that since he's committed to state, he's not in my custody anymore. I'll discuss this with him more next time I see him. It just started making me wonder if she was the one to tell him I don't have custody, the state does, it's his mom's fault (I know she said that part), and for him to talk to her like she's his other mother, or something like that. Admittedly, I do not trust these people. When I was asking her about dss involvement and the possiblity of difficult child going to my bro, she said "oh, don't worry, that would be way down the road". Now I'm wondering if she means that could be after difficult child's release from state. Mainly because the defense attny jumped to that pretty quick as something the gal would do if I made any waves. It made it sound like this had been discussed, or at least brought up. [/QUOTE]
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