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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]For someone mandated to take a parenting class whose first instinct is to blame his attorney, I'm going to guess it won't go well for you.

The best you can do is register right now, today, with a start date as soon as possible and show the court you are working in good faith to correct YOUR error.

You may also want to look at your tendency to overlook deadlines and shift blame. You may find other things that will help you improve yourself and your co-parenting abilities.[/quote]

I've been really busy with travel and work and I really don't think it should be held against me if I'm the higher earning and primary provider for the family. DW has time to do it on time because she doesn't do anything. [/quote]

OMG do you hear yourself?!

I don’t think you will get 50% custody.  Your language on this forum illustrates the way you think. I don’t think you will be able to hide what a horrible person you are. Is by some miracle you do get 50%, I feel sorry for your children.[/quote]

No one here knows the kind of person I am. I work hard and am doing my best to improve my life and that will improve my kid’s life. My wife has taken advantage of me for too long and thinks that she should get more custody and time with the kids just because she’s their mom. She’s squeezed me out and doesn’t give me room to be the kind of dad I can be and that’s one of the reasons I’m glad to be getting a divorce. My kids will be happier with a happier dad.[/quote]

The best thing for your kids would to not be from a broken home but too late for that. You should probably just give your wife full custody as you don't seem cut out for parenthood.[/quote]

NP. Just chiming in to say that's not necessarily true. My parents divorced before I was double digits and my dad was a WAY better dad after the divorce. My mom was worse. It was stressful when they were married with constant fighting and when they weren't, but eventually it was a net positive. [/quote]

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