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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My ex called the school district office saying he didn't want me to enroll the kids in the district.  The district called me to find out what was going on.  I said yes I am planning on enrolling them as the kids live with me full-time which was the truth.  We had nothing filed in court yet.  They couldn't stop me from enrolling the kids in the school district.  And neither could my ex.  [/quote]

This is a different situation. Kids lived with you full time for an extended period of time. It's not like you took them somewhere without your ex consent. [/quote]

No school is going to refuse to enroll a child with the correct paperwork full stop. Their job is to enroll kids not keep them out. [/quote]

They may enroll but father who omitted mom on that paperwork may loose custody. Any lawyer would tell that. And I've seen schools paperwork asking marital status and both parents sign - my friends' and my own child. Schools are fed up with custody battles and don't want to be caught in the middle [/quote]

*asking* puts them in the middle dummy.

And you continue to miss the point. Yes we know that if OP’s husband tries this, she can argue that he is being sneaky. But what OP wants is to prevent this from ever happening. No public school is going to refuse to enroll the kids, period. Your notion that school enrollment policies somehow protect OP is delusional. What OP needs to do is get to a lawyer and file for a temporary custody plan. [/quote]

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