My Ex Husband has custody of our two kids ages 6 and 5 now. He got remarried in 2013. Last year my daughter (was 4 years old) brought to my attention over the phone, while at my sisters house the night before my father's funeral that her new step mom was touching her inappropriately. I asked her how and she got pretty detailed with what she was telling me. But, she didn't seem to be exaggerating at all. I recorded her over the phone telling me what happened. After I got off the phone with her I went to my sisters house. I let my daughter bring me up to the room where she plays with her toys. And asked her again and recorded it. She told me the exact same story. After my father's funeral I contacted their father and told him what our daughter was saying. That night we took her to our local hospital to be evaluated. Nothing was found. CPS and the Police Department got involved. My daughter told CPS everything she had disclosed with me. The Detective assigned to the case gave her step mother a polygraph test. And interviewed her. Detective told me the step mother was crying and was scared because she claimed she didn't do anything. However, the case was dropped because, she passed the polygraph. Now, it's almost been a year since that incident. Since then the father and step mother took our son out of public school and the step mother is now home schooling both my children. They are limited to the people they have contact with. Also, I have taken the father back to court to regain custody of them and this is another major part of why I want them back is the fear that other things are going on. But, no one knows because, my children show signs of fear of their step mother during my visits. Now that we are going back to court they are trying to take my visits away from me because, the courts found adequate cause to change our parenting plan. Now my BIG question is will a judge even look at the allegations my daughter made towards the step mother? Because, it is NOT a minor situation. It's a SERIOUS accusation for a four year old to make when she has NEVER been exposed to that sort of thing before. If anyone knows what I can do or any advice if a judge will take this into consideration I would greatly appreciate the feedback.