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And it is unclear at this time as to why.

But then three weeks later, Jermaine shares a poem about forgiveness on Facebook.

Now, at this point, Jermaine and Michael were both gearing up for a custody battle.

And typically with non-married couples, the mother is given first priority when it comes to custody.

That actually wasn't the case here, though.

So Michael hired a lawyer.

Jermaine couldn't afford one, and she ended up having to represent herself.

Now, according to Connie Walker, their custody hearing took place in tribal court and all of the proceedings there are confidential.

So we don't really have a lot of information about what kind of evidence the tribal judge looked at or what Michael's lawyer was saying about Jermaine.

However, on October 23rd, 2017, Jermaine found out that Michael had been awarded residential custody.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Who keeps getting these charges.

But, yeah.

It's never prosecuted, so I guess it's not showing up on his record.

Jermaine would have the boys from Monday to Wednesday each week, and she would also have them every other weekend.

She was also ordered to pay Michael $800 in child support, even though she technically has the boys more than he does when you look at that schedule.

That's a lot of money for someone who has the kids more than the father.

How?