http://www.northescambia.com/2016/04/florida-govt-weekly-roundup-the-final-measures Local News for Molino, Bratt, McDavid, Century, Walnut Hill, Cantonment Fri, 10 Apr 2026 03:16:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.northescambia.com/2016/04/florida-govt-weekly-roundup-the-final-measures/comment-page-1#comment-320726 Jessie Weiner Fri, 22 Apr 2016 12:51:50 +0000 http://www.northescambia.com/?p=249617#comment-320726 "So when mom and dad come in front of the judge the best thing they can have is a clean slate and have a judge consider the uniqueness of the family..." I am not sure what court you feel this exists in but surely not Pasco County. My husband's ex wife requested a "trial separation" and my husband moved out. The next day she moves her boyfriend in My husband filed for divorce shortly after. During the hearing, the ex wife states repeatedly "I fear for my son's safety. He has PTSD, and episodes. How will I know he's safe?" My husband was given 2 hours each Saturday, supervised by her at McDonalds. 1. My husband is a disabled Marine Combat Veteran. 2. during the marriage, my husband was a veteran with PTSD, a full time stay at home dad, and the son's main caregiver. HE WAS GOOD ENOUGH TO OCCUPY THESE ROLES DURING THE MARRIAGE, BUT NOT AFTER SEPARATION. 3. We are currently $65,000 in debt fighting for 50/50 4. The ex wife's new boyfriend also has military PTSD. WHERE IS THE "CLEAN SLATE" for my husband. How can he be judged as "dangerous" only after divorce, but not during? SB 668 would have given my husband an equal chance in court! The only people who opposed this bill is the one's who stood to lose money, child support and alimony recipients “So when mom and dad come in front of the judge the best thing they can have is a clean slate and have a judge consider the uniqueness of the family…” I am not sure what court you feel this exists in but surely not Pasco County.
My husband’s ex wife requested a “trial separation” and my husband moved out. The next day she moves her boyfriend in
My husband filed for divorce shortly after. During the hearing, the ex wife states repeatedly “I fear for my son’s safety. He has PTSD, and episodes. How will I know he’s safe?” My husband was given 2 hours each Saturday, supervised by her at McDonalds.
1. My husband is a disabled Marine Combat Veteran.
2. during the marriage, my husband was a veteran with PTSD, a full time stay at home dad, and the son’s main caregiver. HE WAS GOOD ENOUGH TO OCCUPY THESE ROLES DURING THE MARRIAGE, BUT NOT AFTER SEPARATION.
3. We are currently $65,000 in debt fighting for 50/50
4. The ex wife’s new boyfriend also has military PTSD.
WHERE IS THE “CLEAN SLATE” for my husband. How can he be judged as “dangerous” only after divorce, but not during?
SB 668 would have given my husband an equal chance in court! The only people who opposed this bill is the one’s who stood to lose money, child support and alimony recipients

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