Levi Johnston Wants Joint Custody of Son

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Levi Johnston Wants Joint Custody of Son

Written by: Jordasche Bledsoe on 9 November 2009 | No Comment |

According to People, Levi Johnston will pursue legal action to gain joint custody of his son with Bristol Palin at the end of this month.

The young, up and coming socialite says of the situation:

“It’s not working. I’m done. It’s going to have to go to court. They just finally pushed me over the edge.”

The reason Johnston is taking this to court is because he alleges the Palin family is not cooperating in letting him participate in his son’s life.

I of course don’t whether or not that is true, but I do know one thing. That poor little baby boy didn’t ask for two stupid, thoughtless teens to be off having unprotected sex resulting in his birth. What he needs now is for both parents and their families to get their head out of their asses and start acting like responsible people should and take care of him. So much court time is wasted on this stuff when in my opinion common knowledge and a little bit of sense could be just as affective. Best of luck to the baby.

Jordasche Bledsoe

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