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She indicated concern that the father is not spending time with the children when they are with him. She reported that she believes the father leaves them with the brother’s nanny or the paternal grandfather.

She does not think the children should shower together or sleep in the same bed. She indicated that Mr. Gershkovich walks naked around the children. The mother reported that her son tried to touch her daughter’s private parts, she told her son “he cannot do this”. She indicated that there has only been one episode that she has heard of from the children.

Ms. Gershkovich and the evaluator discussed the future for the children. She indicated that she wants to have physical residential custody of the children. She indicated that she has

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