Victor V. Moody's Case

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I been thinking about what happen in court and still don't understand this conclusion.
I think we should been postpone the hearing due to the Attorney ad Litem just send her report to you that morning , was not prepare for her conclusion. According to her they already knew 3 o 4 weeks ago which way she was going to rule in favor off . With that said , I hear that my daughter husband stayed also 3 weeks ago that Mrs Moody was friends with Meredith and that was going to be in their favor and was a big change for them to win the case .
When I hear Mrs Moody in court , I only hear her talk about if I have guardianship or not. Only mention that my daughter pass a drug test on 2012 , but never spoke about the rest of the years and her drug use or her not having any contact with her daughter . She didn't see any problem with my daughter or her husband . I don't hear her said anything about me or how did I raised my granddaughter for 6 years without any help .
I think Mrs Moody was bias and didn't did the job she was supposed do .
She never went to Kayli school , talk to the teachers or
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She didn't talk about Kayli wishes . She didn't mention that since we went to court in January , my daughter didn't pick Kayli from school one time , been her husband and he was 2 hours late every Tuesday . Kayli start softball again and has to miss 9 practice because they refused to take her . My daughter husband was talking to Kayli about court constantly and telling her to keep secrets . He smoke with Kayli on the truck when he bring her home . He also yell and curse at her . Kayli also admitted to Mrs Moody that she don't get along with the other kids in the house and that if she does something that they don't agree with , he lock her in the room . On Kayli Birthday they didn't call her or ask to see her , but Mrs Moody didn't see anything wrong with this either

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