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Mom Demands Dad Be BANNED From 16 Grocery Stores Because She "Might Be There"

Judge to Dad: ONE DRINK And Your Visitation is TERMINATED A custody battle erupts in the courtroom as parents face off over critical issues in their child's life. From alcohol concerns to the right to travel abroad, the judge must make difficult decisions. Watch the tense moments unfold as the attorneys spar, evidence is presented, and the future of a child hangs in the balance. Will justice be served? Find out in this riveting courtroom drama! Litigants List: Case: Warren (Petitioner) v. Cassidy (Respondent) Plaintiff (Petitioner): Warren Defendant (Respondent): Cassidy Attorneys: Mr. Olson (Representing Warren) Ms. Locke (Representing Cassidy) 00:00 - Late Evidence Dump Causes Tension Before the Hearing Starts 04:35 - Attorneys Engage in a Heated Debate Over a Minor Monthly Expense 17:47 - Judge Questions Father’s Attempt to Limit International Travel 23:23 - Lawyer Raises Alarming Allegations About a Past Disappearance 38:05 - Mother Requests to Ban Father from All Local Pharmacy Locations 39:50 - Accusations of Harassment Over a Trip to the Grocery Store 46:40 - Judge Weighs In on Restricting Father's Shopping Habits 58:50 - New Financial Evidence Introduced to Challenge Sobriety Claims 01:02:20 - Concerning Breathalyzer Results Are Read into the Record 01:04:40 - Attorney Objects to the Reading of Private Bank Statements 01:06:50 - Details Emerge About a Vehicle Accident Involving the Child 01:21:40 - Discussing the "Zero Tolerance" Policy for Parenting Time 01:49:30 - Judge Issues a Strict Warning Regarding Upcoming Holiday Visits 01:52:00 - Father Files a Request for Mother to Undergo Psychological Evaluation 01:55:00 - Defense Attorney Strongly Rebuts the Need for Mental Health Testing Pleadings: Formal written statements of the parties' claims and defenses. Journal Entry: The official written record of a court's order or decision. Jurisdiction: The official power to make legal decisions and judgments. Child Support Worksheet: A form used to calculate child support obligations based on state guidelines. Prima Facie: Based on the first impression; accepted as correct until proved otherwise. Best Interest of the Child: The legal standard used in custody cases, where the court's decisions must be based on what is best for the child's well-being. Retroactive: Taking effect from a date in the past. Res Judicata: A legal doctrine that prevents re-litigation of an issue that has already been decided by a court. Material Change of Circumstance: A significant change in the facts or conditions that existed when a prior court order was made, justifying a modification of that order. Guardian ad Litem: A person appointed by the court to represent the interests of a minor child in a legal proceeding. The Hague Convention: A treaty to safeguard the interests of children in the international context. This is legal commentary for educational purposes only. Not legal advice.