Thanks.
Some of the things seem less dire than at the time. He canceled the kids' doctors' appointments unilaterally four times in two years. It shouldn't have ever happened, but just saying it happens twice a year doesn't sound as dire. Then again, I'm add ing how he harassed me to cancel many of the others, and I have to tell each office not to cancel if someone else calls.
I've been told that I minimize, but compared to what judges see, some of this sounds tame. Still, as several of you have said above, it's the volume. I am numbering my parts and then attaching an exhibit to each.
"He has a pattern of canceling the kids' appointments."
"There is an agreement/court order where it makes explicit that he does not do this, on day/date/year."
"On day/date/year he canceled the appointment."
"PC #1 explicitly told him to stop doing this."
"He did this #2 on day/date/year, and #day/date/year"
"PC #2 explicitly told him to stop."
"He did it again #4 on day/date/year. He did it again on day/date/year."
"Mr. momtara's habit is to ignore the order and do as he wishes, despite the court's wishes, and in actions that are contrary to what is best for the kids."
"My client should not feel intimidated when she wants to make appointments for the kids to see the doctor because of normal, within range health reasons."
"This pattern of behavior is consistent with similar actions where he has been asked to present evidence that he is seeing his psychiatrist."
"On day/date/year, he consented to the order that states he will do this."
"My client has reason to be concerned because of behavior behavior behavior. Dates dates dates examples examples examples"
On and on and on and on like that.
You have to stop doubting yourself. Don't think about this as a chat with the judge, where the two of you sit down and he or she decides whether you have a reason to complain. And don't compare yourself to other cases. Judges don't do that, so you shouldn't either. Judges sit there and listen for technicalities and precedence and try to pick out the evidence from the hearsay. They want to make sure they can rule in a way that won't get appealed.
All you have to do is get your documentation organized and present it in a way that makes your case.
You're judging yourself! It makes it hard to imagine how this will go well if you've already decided that things aren't dire.