in response to abuse hurts... Rick,
First, I would like to thank you for contacting us and sharing your situation publically on this site. You have shown others, women arn't the only victims of domestic violence. Furthermore, I would like to commend you on your restraint. Biologically, it is harder for a man not to retaliate when assaulted.
In regard to your request for advice on what to do in court, I first would stongly recommend you get a copy of the order instructing your wife to ne evaluated. In the event the judge had made this a suggestion, I urge yout to get the transcripts from that hearing. You can get this by going to the court clerk's office in the courthouse you were seen in.
Second, I would recommend getting a child psycologist to your place of residence when the children are there on the weekends. The psycologist can be an expert witness at any trial or hearing and an incredibly valuable asset in a victory. You may be able to get this for free by contacting the same agency you visited, as mentioned in your message to us.
Third, it seems a little odd, considering the circumstances in which you left with your two boys, you left your daughter with her mother. However, I am not aware based on your report, of any risk to the new baby. Perhaps this is why?
I think it would also benefit you to contact child protective services. I feel they may be able to help you in many ways for free. The agents at your local child protective service office have pleanty of experience interviewing people and being able to tell if they are lying.
We would be happy to assist you in this matter, however, we don't have any funding available for investigative support at this time. If you are able to pay for the service or if you think you know a company or church whom can sponsor the investigation, let us know.
Also, if you would like us to try finding sponsors for you let us know.
Otherwise, please don't hesitate to contact us for advice or other assistance, here on this site or via e-mail.
Thank-you
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