unknown1776
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My biological father and his 2nd wife are going through a divorce, they having two children between each other. His wife sent me a no contact certified letter (not notarized) written up by her telling me to "cease and desist" all contact with my little sister and if this "isnt followed, legal action will be taken." Can she do this? I live in Pennsylvania.
Some background: The two children have dinner with their grandparents (on the fathers side) every other Friday, and the oldest son wants nothing to do with the Father because "he stole $16,000 out of my college fund money" (which he's being told that by the mother and yet she's posting online that it was $30,000 - she's also claimed that she's filed charges a year ago against the Father for this "embezzlement of money" and yet no charges have been brought to anyones attention because she has no proof of anything) and by what the Grandmother told the Father and I, the little girl loved the Easter Basket we made up for her for Easter, which included stuffed animals, toys and candy. The mother called the grandmother up and proceeded to tell her that the stuffed animals and candy that we gave her, she had to throw away because she thinks we put something inside items to intentionality hurt the little girl (how psychotic).
The father hasnt had visitation with the little girl (she's 12) for nearly a year and a half due to multiple attempts at picking her up at the agreed upon exchange point and she walking up to the car only to tell us that she doesnt want to go, without any explanation as to why not. Now I know for a fact in PA, that until the child is 14, it is law that the child's parent send them off with the other parent, regardless of if they want to go or not otherwise, its considered contempt of the custody agreement.
Some background: The two children have dinner with their grandparents (on the fathers side) every other Friday, and the oldest son wants nothing to do with the Father because "he stole $16,000 out of my college fund money" (which he's being told that by the mother and yet she's posting online that it was $30,000 - she's also claimed that she's filed charges a year ago against the Father for this "embezzlement of money" and yet no charges have been brought to anyones attention because she has no proof of anything) and by what the Grandmother told the Father and I, the little girl loved the Easter Basket we made up for her for Easter, which included stuffed animals, toys and candy. The mother called the grandmother up and proceeded to tell her that the stuffed animals and candy that we gave her, she had to throw away because she thinks we put something inside items to intentionality hurt the little girl (how psychotic).
The father hasnt had visitation with the little girl (she's 12) for nearly a year and a half due to multiple attempts at picking her up at the agreed upon exchange point and she walking up to the car only to tell us that she doesnt want to go, without any explanation as to why not. Now I know for a fact in PA, that until the child is 14, it is law that the child's parent send them off with the other parent, regardless of if they want to go or not otherwise, its considered contempt of the custody agreement.
