If you are strong financially as you say.. you should get an attorney. It is a lot of information that really only an attorney can present without it sounding as though you are a knit-picking the custodial parent. I am surprised that the decision was based on what sounds to be one visit...usually it is a series of visits before a decision can be made...over a period of a couple months....either way an attorney is your best best. The fact that he is low income and on welfare really doesn't mean anything. It will not really support your case ..but the fact that he had an accident and was uninsured might.



