Wednesday

[Custodial dad email] <[Custodial dad email]@[email].com> 

Wed, Dec 10, 2008 at 9:39 PM 

To:   [The Ex] <[the ex email]@[email].com> 

Please excuse spelling and or grammatical errors

Sent from my iPhone

[Custodial dad email]@[email].com

Begin forwarded message:

[The Ex];

Besides eavesdropping, which you have no right nor authority to do, SNATCHING the phone from [daughter] and berating my statement to [daughter], “that it is better to TALK about things instead of kicking an inanimate object” especially IN FRONT of [daughter] is not only impertinent but wrong and against any of your statements about actually “co-parenting” [daughter].  No matter how we feel, there should be a united front supporting each other when [daughter] is present.  Maybe you have forgotten but I am [daughter]’s FATHER and how I chose to speak to [daughter] and how I decide to handle any issues is my right.  It is beyond cruel of you to not inform me that [daughter] was in a play as I would have made arrangements to see her.  This is the type of behavior that is contrary to any sort of positive steps that we may have taken in the recent weeks.  It is clear you have no intention of fostering any such communication or relationship between [daughter] and I. Or was the interruption to impress your “friend”—the one who was so busy distracting [daughter] from her phone call

A reminder that it is the 10th of December, you have failed to forward A[other  state] boxes and from the discussions with [daughter], you are failing to give her the postcards that we are all sending.  What is odd is the child support checks are mailed at the same time and to the same address yet the checks are being cashed but [daughter] is not receiving the postcards.  I hope I do not have to say this to you but understand that firing your lawyer only buys you so much time, this case will be moving forward with or without your counsel.

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