DV-120, Lessons I Do Not Free

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DV-120, REASONS I DO NOT AGREE
Angelica manipulates our children to believe things that are not true. My oldest son can attest to this. Again Angelica has falsely accused me of being physical. Her accusations and her bringing up my personal history is tactic of hers to take away our children. I have never been able to have a saying in our childrens decision making. Her accusations stem from me for once standing up for my self once in a lifetime. Her controlling and verbal abuse is to blame for me making decisions every husband should have. Angelica is attempting to paint a picture of being violent by stating my past criminal history. I have been a productive member in today's society and my past criminal history should not be a concern.

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