husband's ex-wives

United States
April 22, 2008 9:15am CST
how do you deal with a vindictive ex-wife that is so into that state of mind that it is runs off unto the children ? every since she has found out me and my husband now was engaged she has become a very evil person, example: taking children to emergancy room for simple things a dr. office can treat and putting all medical bills from er in my husbands name, if she took them to a dr. office she could not put them in my husbands name, reminder my husband carries full coverage health insurance on 3 children a total of 5,000 a year,that leaves the ex-wife with only 20% of the bill to pay. he also pays child support of 7,000 plus a year for his children. she is in contempt to court on multiple violations, by disobeying court orders, and is a full-time plus lpn, and says she can not afford to pay for these bills. i could give multiple examples on how his ex-wife acts and her actions, she is now withholding his children from him on his visitations, he has seen his children 1 time in 4 months, last time the children were here at our home they were very mean an nasty to there dad , they treat him with no respect and refuse to obey the boundaries that we have in our home, they speak fowl language and tell lies about everything, when i cook dinners we have a hard time getting them to eat because at there mothers they eat out all the time there is no home cooked meals, so the children expect the same at our home. these boys are only 14, 11, 7, and do not appreciate what there dad does for them , is this because the mother has some severe issues about there dad moving on with his life, me and my husband are very happy and well grounded in the lord , considering the circumstances that are being thrown at us. any body have any suggestions that could help us ?
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• United States
22 Apr 08
I have to agree with homegrowntexasgirl as well! It seems to me that she needs to have the court reinforce what grounds have been set, and if she is not in compliance then extra added measure need to be taken. I would have my husband relay this message to her himself, adult to adult, or let her know that you will be contacting the attorney about this, and it will be brought back in front of a judge. Maybe she will adhere to it then, maybe not. And as for the children, set them down and reassure them that you love them and let them know you are looking out for their better interests and you only want the best for them. Make sure you geat them into church with you, and get them involved in some church activities as well. Well, another thought came to mind here, and that is if the mother insists on not letting your husband see the children, then maybe he should let it go for now and let it catch up to her and the kids and maybe they will start to wonder why, and she will cave in because she has no free time for herself .