there should already be a no-contact order

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Posted by:

Jeanie

on July 24, 2006 at 07:32:51:

in place, the DA should have taken care of this. If he did, it would be on record and you can call the police over and file a police report. You may also want to consider having it change to a no contact order which includes 3rd party communication, except by the attorney.

Then yes you may want to consider having his rights stripped.

But you need to be realistic, keeping the child will mean that your DD will have a constent reminder. Molestation is tough to deal with and even tougher when a child is involved. It is not easy to keep a child from that type of situation. The baby years are probably the easiest, once the child starts to take on their own personality it get tougher. Genetics are strong and some traits will be just like his father's reguardless of up bringing. I would strongly urge you to ensure she has a long time support group.



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