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Damand my rights back

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Liz Flores
8 years ago

Let her see her child. No child deserves to be unable to see their mother.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Jodi be strong and sound like your doing everything you can to see your daughter. Don’t give up. May god give you strength to squash this.

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Jodi Kovalchuk
8 years ago

Also the very first thing Judge Jeanne Reynolds said I had to do was write up a reunification letter to the courts so I did, I turned it in on time and when I got to the court for my court date and time ( remember Nicole Hickman said in her comment is that I did not show up to court) the judge said I didn't turn the letter in. I said to the judge that it's in the stack on papers in the folder in front of her, she then pulled out the letter that she said I didn't write and said to me that it was not typed. Now she never put into the order that she her self wrote up that it needed to be typed up and I said to her that she didn't say it needed to be typed so then the judge says to me it's not thick enough so it must not be detailed enough and as a result to this the judge told me I had to not only rewrite the letter but I had to now do 15 job INTERVIEWS a day but I also now had to take anger management classes. I was shocked and amazed that all just took place by a judge who is supposed to protect our children and do what's best for them. Sean Hickman has continually takes my visitations away himself, he tells the court that I don't want to see my child but I want to kidnap her, (you can't have it both ways) and as you see Nicole Hickman lies about me not showing up to court but I can prove that I have showed up to court time and time again and for a mother that supposedly doesn't want to see her kid I sure show up to court time and time again. Now that you have read my comments please decide for yourself

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Jodi Kovalchuk
8 years ago

Yes I did show up to court and on top of that if you truly honestly believe I didn't want to see my kid then why go through all the time trouble and money to go to court and have my visitations suspended? You wouldn't have to go to court, there would be no need, but if you are trying to keep my child away from me then that's why you would take me to court because I do want to see Zoe but Sean doesn't want me to see her. So ladies and gentlemen I have now spelled it out in writing the question you should ask yourselves when reading Nicole Hickman's comment, if I didn't want to see my kid and wasn't showing up to see my kid then why did they have to go through all this trouble to get my visitations suspended? And why would I have to go to the appellate court to get an appeal in Jusge Heanne Reynolds if I did show up to court? And why did judge Jeanne Reynolds put a warrant out for my arrest when the appellate court gave me a court case? And why after 4 months did Judge Jeanne Reynolds lift the warrant off of me if the warrant was a valid warrant with solid standing to be put on to me? Please ask yourself these questions and what do you honestly in your hearts believe what the true answer is?

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Nicole Hickman
9 years ago Featured

As the step-mother of said child, Jodi did not even show up to the court hearing where her visitation and phone calls were suspended. All she needed to do was prove that she was trying to get a job, and set up a reunification plan (including supervised visitations based off of the previous record of bad-mouthing the people who raise her daughter), and start paying the child support she refused to pay. As far as the allegations of bribery, how could someone who worked part time jobs and lived with his patents for years to take care of their daughter afford a bribe? Be the parent you keep saying you are. File a motion to get your rights back. You don't need a petition, you need to do the work.

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Colin Menzel
9 years ago

Jodi is a wonderful mother, she deserves much more fair treatment.