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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So to answer the time above, he has visitation and I have legal custody. I know the terms vary by state but it means DC is with me more time, and this is for specific reasons that have to do with bad things STBX did. STBX is not complaining about things that impact his time but rather how DC is spending their time when they’re not with him. It is not impacting his visitation time. [/quote]

I wrote the PP above.

I was in a similar situation to yours.  I had full custody and full decision making, and he had limited supervised visitation.

He has no right to make decisions about what happens on your time.  I agree 100% that he's trying to control you.

But his time needs to be seen as a commitment, with a substitute time offered if there's something that really can't be rescheduled.  [/quote]

To reiterate: I’m not touching his time. He just thinks that if there is “more free time” then DC should “be there for his dad.” It feels really messed up.[/quote]

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