Asked by Mario on 29-08-2022 10:46:34
Question posted in the Family Law category relating to Gauteng
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So my fiance has kids with the other guy but she only get to see them every Sunday due to the long hours she works as a store manager and HR , The problem comes in when she needs to go and pick them up and drop them off where he shunts her and verbally abuses her to a stage where she stays distant from anyone and its bothering us all
Questions is how do we go about where she can still see the kids but stay away from him as it's just getting worse , Let's use yesterday as a picture , Dropped off the kids and he was drunk , he grabbed to kid that's 6 months old to the extend that she cried and shunted my fiance , Now the term comes in violence doesn't solve anything But she's scared to see him and frankly also now becomes a problem in the relationship as this impacts her view of guys and everyone around her
Can you please tell me how can we solve this and is there away to get the kids and not see him there's 3 kids and legally 1 kid is his
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