« Reply #201 on: November 10, 2015, 01:33:16 PM »
I have no clue to the facts of the Tamar Epstein case.
But if a man feels that the courts took away his visitation rights unfairly.
And he believes that his (ex) wife is acting unfairly.
I see no reason why he shouldn't use a get as leverage.
I'm sure you would too. Can you imagine losing the right to see your children?
If she used unfair tactics (lying) in the power struggle, so should you!
"If a man
feels that the courts took away his visitation rights unfairly"
If "he
believes that his (ex) wife is acting unfairly"
Both of those are subjective; a Court sits as an unbiased arbiter of the "best interests of the child."
(Easy for me to talk not being in the situation, but facts are facts.)
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