Case Study On R/S David V.

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R/s he is supposed to pick David II from daycare on Fridays, but the child is not at daycare when he goes to pick up. R/s Elizabeth claims she doesn’t know the child at and she doesn’t respond to his calls and text messages.

ALLEGATIONS:
R/s David, II (4) is not attending daycare and reportedly Elizabeth (mom) has reported that she doesn’t know where the child is at. R/s David (dad) hasn’t seen the child in three weeks. R/s David has court ordered visitation every weekend to get the David II.

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