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[quote=Anonymous]Op here, trying to address all comments.

We are both US citizens, so no immigration concerns. 
No financial concerns, both of us are well employed and have decent assets, which we will split evenly. If we move out, we will pay the nanny and all other child related expenses equally.

I am only thinking of weekend break with infant, not the long term move. DH and DS should be fine with it, I will get their agreement first, they will just call or pop in as needed.

The older kid knows everything, he listens to all our conversations. In fact I am going with him to look at an apartment today for the potential long term move. If we move out, he knows he will be with me on weekdays, his Dad will visit on weekdays to read with him, and he will go to his Dad's house on the weekend to hang out. Right now he thinks it is amusing.

If we take legal route, it will be for incompatibility reasons. The possibility for potential abuse exists, it is a long shot and I know his triggers, and I won't be using that as the main reason.

I called the Women's center, but they can only give appointments in first week of Jan.
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