Mom Is Accused of Manipulating the Court and Trying to Change Custody Through False Accusations

Tiffany is accused of manipulating the court and trying to change the visitation schedule through false accusations. The case involves a 14-year-old son who is refusing visitation with his father, claiming that nobody listens to him. The court is dealing with two separate matters: a contempt motion filed by Mr. Sorenson related to the parenting plan, and a motion for adequate cause and modification of the parenting plan filed by Ms. Fike concerning the 14-year-old son. Mr. Sorenson accuses Ms. Fike of violating the parenting plan by denying him visitation on several occasions, disparaging him in front of their child, and involving the child in decisions regarding visitation. He also claims that she did not attempt to communicate with him about any disruptions to the visitation schedule. Ms. Fike is accused of encouraging the son to change his primary residence and not cooperating during visitation refusals. Despite claiming to follow the parenting plan, she allegedly told the child he did not have to attend visitation and filed for supervised visits. The court is set to hear arguments from both parties regarding the contempt motion.

The speaker, Dad describes ongoing issues with Christopher's mother, Tiffany, manipulating courts and making false accusations. They highlight Christopher's discomfort at his mother's home and their efforts to address his concerns through counseling. The speaker accuses Tiffany of alienating their family and using Christopher to harm their relationship. They detail instances where Christopher was forced to make false claims and express guilt and embarrassment. The speaker requests the court to bring Christopher home immediately and address the situation.

In response, Miss Fike shares her perspective, alleging emotional and mental abuse of Christopher by his father and stepmother. She describes an incident where Christopher refused to go to his father's house and expressed his desire to write a letter to the courts. Miss Fike believes this is Christopher's cry for help and emphasizes the need for his voice to be heard. She questions the process of Christopher receiving counseling without proper communication and input from Christopher. Miss Fike asserts that she is not preventing Christopher from seeing his father but is concerned for his safety and well-being. She highlights the importance of counseling and hopes for a resolution that prioritizes Christopher's best interests.