order was granted that Zachary was placed in the physical custody of his Father, Matthew Tringali, The Malden Depertnieat of Social Services was granted temporary legal custody. ‘On February 24, 1998, the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, ( Cohen, J. ) ordered the 1990 51A and 518 records of the Malden Department of Social Services to be impounded. (On May 12, 1998 the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, ( Cohen, J.) in a Further ‘Temporary Order stated: * The Department shall continue to provide to all counsel for the parties and the child, and the GALL. , copies of all documents and records which relate to the parties and to the child in this action, but not records relating to collaterals without valid release from that person ‘or a specific court order. Such records shall not be copied nor disseminated by counsel. Parties may read such records in the presence of their counsel, except for records that relate solely to a particular party, which such record that party may have". On September 28, 1998, the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, ( Dilday, J. ) modified a judgment on complaint dated September 4, 1997. Judgment was entered in accordance to stipulation dated September 29, 1998, ordering that Matthew and Leisha Tringali shall have. joint legal and physical custody. The Malden Department of Social Services forfeited their rights. (On October 24, 1999, Zachary and Alana were both disciplined ( spanked ) while in the ‘care of Leisha Tringali. There were no temporary red or pink marks on my son's buttocks. Peter Tringali filed a 51A with the Malden Department of Social Services that Zachary had been beaten. Case ID # 1220088 , #1221752 Intake ID #2098099 ‘There is no evidence to establish abuse or substantiate a risk of abuse to Zachary. I ask you to refer to the case Cobble v/s the Commissioner of the Department of Social Services. Furthermore, the incident occurred in Woburn, Massachusetts, The Malden Department did rot have jurisdiction. Jurisdiction fell with the Cambridge office. What is ironic is that Alana stayed in my home, care and custody, but Zachary did not. On October 29, 1999 Peter Tringali petitioned the Middlesex Probate and Family Court (Sahagain, J. for temporary guardianship, an emergency affidavit was attached. ‘temporary decree appointing Peter Tringali was granted for a period expiring on November 8, 1999. A bond was issued to the Peter Tringali without sureties. On November 8, 1999, Leisha Tringali motioned the Middlesex Probate and Family Court, (Donnelly, J.) to dismiss petition for temporary guardianship. An order dismissing the petition of temporary guardianship filed on October 29, 1999 was granted, The Malden