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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SHAWNEE COUNTY, KANSAS

DIVISION TWELVE

In the Matter of the Marriage of

HAL RICHARDSON

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GbAUDINE DOMBROWSKI

Petitioner

Case No. 96 D 217

Recommendation of Domestic Case ManagerFebruary 2004

COMES NOW Lloyd C. Swartz, the Domestic Case Manager appointed by the

Court in the above captioned case and makes the following recommendations on this 3rd

day of February, 2004. These Recommendations will become orders of the Court,

unless written objection is received within ten days from this date.

I have confirmed with Dr. David Rodeheffer,the Psychologist counseling the

daughter, the daughter over heard the mother, during an overnight visit to Kansas City

arranging to have harm come to the father.

I have been provided documentation of the efforts of the mother to obtain outside

assistance from Bikers Against Child Abuse, including a tee shirt and message that was

mailed directly to the daughter from said group.

I have been provided documentation that these threats have escalated to the point

of leaving threatening documents in the father's mailbox.


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I have been advised that the mother has not followed the order of this court

entered January 23, 2004 arising from the Recommendation regarding clarification of

parenting time in that she has failed to return the daughter to her home when required to

do so and on both overnight weekends has taken the daughter to Kansas City without any

notice of "Y'herethey would be.

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The mother has failed to pay the court ordered costs of Domestic Case Management with

a billed balance due of$lE~-;"50-

For these reasons I recommend the following:

For these reasons it is recommended as follows:

A. All previous orders.except as herein modified shall remain in effect.

B. That all parenting time with the mother be limited for the foreseeable future to

supervised visitation to be held at the north YMCA Safe Visits program and

the mother is to pay all costs of the same.

C. That paragraph F of the Recommendation of Amanda Smith, Domestic Case

Manager previously filed V vi th frJs court, wrJch states; "Both parties should

obey the Court's order of July 31st, 2002 and return to Joint therapY with Dr.

Bill Albott." become an order of this court and that the modified parenting+ -""' ~

plan calling for supervised visitation remain in forcy until such time as the_ A

parties have resolved the conflict that gave rise to the seeking of outside

intervention by persons not sanctioned by this court and Dr. jX}15o'ttm


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consultation With Dr. Rodeheffer is willing to recommend. a change in

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< J il l contact Mth the d a u g h t e r at school except for her attendance at schedul

parent/teacher meetings and othetpublic gatherings for-special event~

Recommendation be made an Order of this Court.

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Domestic Case Manager

800 SW Jackson Street - Suite 900

Topeka, KS 66612-1259

785-232-0545

785-232-0005 fax

ORDER

As the Court has not heard objections from either party to the above recommendations

the ten allotted days, it therefore considers such recommendations to be in the best

interest of the parties and their child and hereby makes them Orders of the Court effec

from the day of , 2003.

IT IS SO ORDERED.

Judge, Division 12, Third Judicial Distric

Parent Copy

Attorney of Record Copy

Domestic Case Manager's Copy

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Bikers Against Child Abuse

(BACA) exists with the intent to create a

safer environment for abused children.

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Levels o(Intervention

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This will consist of the organization

deploying a ride, uniting as many BACA

members as are able to attend, to the house of

the wounded child. We will visit the child at

their place of residence, unless theparent/guardian or other authorities deem it

harmful to the child. We wil1 ride as a group

to the child's house where the parent(s) will

be pre~ent to assist us in presenting the child

with a patch, stickers, and a Polaroid

photograph of the cbild with hislher new

hiker family. It is our hope that the child will

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The first BACA chapter began helping thc

children of abuse in 1995. Their mission

was to help children who have been

abused, to be strong and stand up to the

perpetrator or abuser. We, the members of

the Missouri Chap:e:s of BACA, have

been doing the same for the abused

children here in our state since 1998. Wehave a goal to make all abused children

see that we are adults that love children

and will not stand for abuse. Our single,

narroW focus is to remove their fear.

Statewide Toll free

1-877-773-879G

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"113- 1%/-(032Southwest Missouri Chapter

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