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Dad is granted custody after boy’s mom tried to raise him non-binary | Warren & Migliaccio

July 31, 2024
Written by Christopher Migliaccio

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  • Legal Battle and Custody Win
  • Initial Excitement Turns to Struggle
  • Mother’s Influence and Legal Actions
  • Filing for Custody
  • Judge’s Initial Ruling and Appeal
  • CPS Investigation and Outcome
  • Moving Forward
  • Sawyer’s Progress

A California father, Harrison Tinsley, has been granted full custody of his four-year-old son after a prolonged legal battle with his ex-girlfriend. The mother had been attempting to raise their son, Sawyer, as non-binary, forcing him to wear dresses and makeup.

Legal Battle and Custody Win

Tinsley shared his victory on his online fundraiser for legal fees on July 18, expressing his relief and joy at becoming Sawyer’s full-time caregiver. “It feels like a miracle,” Tinsley told The Daily Signal. He described his feelings of accomplishment after fighting so hard for custody.

Initial Excitement Turns to Struggle

Tinsley was ecstatic when his girlfriend announced her pregnancy in 2019. However, their relationship ended abruptly, and he was prevented from seeing Sawyer. He only met his son when the boy was 15 months old, and they quickly formed a strong bond.

Mother’s Influence and Legal Actions

The boy’s mother began a same-sex relationship and started identifying as non-binary, extending this identity to Sawyer. She treated him as non-binary, calling him “they” and making him wear dresses and makeup. Tinsley noted instances where Sawyer resisted his mother’s impositions, including being forced to wear princess shoes at Disneyland to go on rides.

Filing for Custody

In response to these actions and after discovering the mother’s arrest for felony child endangerment, Tinsley filed for custody. He presented extensive evidence, including police body camera footage and psychological studies, to demonstrate that Sawyer’s well-being was jeopardized by his mother’s mental health issues and political ideology.

Judge’s Initial Ruling and Appeal

Despite the evidence, the judge initially ruled against Tinsley. However, by December 2023, his appeal was underway. Recently, a settlement was reached, granting Tinsley full custody and final decision-making authority in any disagreements with the boy’s mother. This decision followed an investigation by Child Protective Services (CPS), which recommended Tinsley get full custody and that the mother undergo drug and alcohol testing.

CPS Investigation and Outcome

Tinsley praised the CPS investigator for prioritizing Sawyer’s best interests over politics. He expressed gratitude for the investigation’s favorable outcome, which considered the mother’s mental health issues and the resulting dangerous situations.

Moving Forward

Tinsley aims to support other parents in similar situations, calling gender ideology one of the greatest evils, comparable to lobotomies. He is committed to protecting children from such influences.

Sawyer’s Progress

Since being in his father’s custody for about four and a half months, Sawyer has been thriving. Tinsley noted significant improvements in his son’s social behavior and overall well-being. He looks forward to creating a brighter future for Sawyer and watching him grow.

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Categories: Child Custody, Divorce Tagged: Child Support, Divorce

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About the Author

Christopher Migliaccio is an attorney and a Co-Founding Partner of the law firm of Warren & Migliaccio, L.L.P. Chris is a native of New Jersey and landed in Texas after graduating from the Thomas M. Cooley School of Law in Lansing, Michigan. Chris has experience with personal bankruptcy, estate planning, family law, divorce, child custody, debt relief lawsuits, and personal injury. If you have any questions about this article, you can contact Chris by clicking here.

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