Too Religious to Keep Her Daughter: Are you next?

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by COOPER

That cult has already brain washed the little girl.

TIC?

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

TIC?

yes

[Esther]

Remember Alabama is the state that removed a judge for having the Ten Commandents in the building.

[COOPER]

Originally Posted by Esther

Remember Alabama is the state that removed a judge for having the Ten Commandents in the building.

Any Alabama-ians on AFF?

[Falla39]

Originally Posted by COOPER

Any Alabama-ians on AFF?

No wonder Bro. OneAccord wept in the parking lot of the vacant,

church where God USED to be worshipped in spirt and in truth.

These things happen in every state and there are people of God

in every state.


When the enemy shall come in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord

will raise up a standard against it!! When God gets ready He will

take care of those things which are against His people and against

righteousness!!


The wicked will run when no one is pursuing but the righteous shall

be bold as lions! He said that their righteousness shall be of ME!!!


God has everything in control and when He gets ready for battle, WOE

to those to attempt to fight against Him and His armies!!! I want to be

in the army of the LORD. But we must not try to do battle until HE gives

the signal. There is a time to wait upon the LORD. We must allow HIM to

do the leading, by His Spirit, which is in us!!

Victory. victory shall be mine.
Victory, victory shall be mine.
If I hold my peace, and let the
Lord fight my battles,
Victory, victory shall be mine!

Blessings,

Falla39

[dizzyde]

On the face of this, if it is as presented in this article, this is terrifying.

[James Griffin]

The rest of the story:

The father has had primary custody since the girl was 6, part of the reason given was the amount of time the mom and step-dad would have her on the mission field.

It is the MOM suing to get back primary custody because the DAD isn't holy enough.

The mom's family sides with the dad that mom's religion does not expose the girl to enough "real" life.

The girls prefers being with the mom (who still has custody approximately 40% of the time).

Her quote:

“I’m more of my mom’s religion, and my dad sometimes talks bad about my mom,” she said. “He called it a cult, and it’s definitely not a cult. It kind of makes me mad sometimes. Maybe he thinks her religion may be bad for me, but I think mainly he doesn’t like my mom and is using that as an excuse.”

Mrs. Snider (the mom) said she understood that Libby might wear pants at her father’s home or go to the movies. But she insisted that Mr. Mashburn not swear or drink in front of Libby or expose her to inappropriate movies and music, which, she said, he has repeatedly done.

Bottom line, it is NOT an activist judge in this case. The courtroom is being placed in a position which it should be, and is not equipped for handling.

My prediction. Girl has a level head. If Alabama has laws like Texas the older she gets the more say she shall have. Neither parent is abusive and although most on this forum would be more sympathetic to the mom, the dad has done nothing (legally) worthy of curtailing his rights. Girl will probably be in primary custody of mom within a couple more years.

Hope that helps.

[Digging4Truth]

Originally Posted by James Griffin

The rest of the story:

The father has had primary custody since the girl was 6, part of the reason given was the amount of time the mom and step-dad would have her on the mission field.

It is the MOM suing to get back primary custody because the DAD isn't holy enough.

The mom's family sides with the dad that mom's religion does not expose the girl to enough "real" life.

The girls prefers being with the mom (who still has custody approximately 40% of the time).

Her quote:

“I’m more of my mom’s religion, and my dad sometimes talks bad about my mom,” she said. “He called it a cult, and it’s definitely not a cult. It kind of makes me mad sometimes. Maybe he thinks her religion may be bad for me, but I think mainly he doesn’t like my mom and is using that as an excuse.”

Mrs. Snider (the mom) said she understood that Libby might wear pants at her father’s home or go to the movies. But she insisted that Mr. Mashburn not swear or drink in front of Libby or expose her to inappropriate movies and music, which, she said, he has repeatedly done.

Bottom line, it is NOT an activist judge in this case. The courtroom is being placed in a position which it should be, and is not equipped for handling.

My prediction. Girl has a level head. If Alabama has laws like Texas the older she gets the more say she shall have. Neither parent is abusive and although most on this forum would be more sympathetic to the mom, the dad has done nothing (legally) worthy of curtailing his rights. Girl will probably be in primary custody of mom within a couple more years.

Hope that helps.

Question.

Have you viewed the video?

The good news is that the girl only gets to be sexually molested by her half brother for a few more years. YEAH!!!

[James Griffin]

Originally Posted by Digging4Truth

Question.

Have you viewed the video?

The good news is that the girl only gets to be sexually molested by her half brother for a few more years. YEAH!!!

Digging,

Personally I would emphatically side with the mother.

However, neither of us have first hand knowledge of that particular allegation and the authorities in the case have ruled that it was unsubstantiated.

Having been a prosecutor I have come across many cases of the child being coached and even false memories implanted. (Which watching the video cannot be 100% ruled out).

On the other hand I have also come across unbelievable stupidity on part of certain child protective agencies as far as not fulfilling their duty to defend the child!!!!!!

Having been involved in dozens of these type cases (from the criminal/juvenile side) my gut sides with the mom. However, once custody has been established it is very very difficult to change.