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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I would want to still alternate holidays. Dad doesn’t get every Xmas just bc he’s moving. Kid should visit for an extended period in the summer but not all summer. Also, as your kid gets older he’s going to want to stay with you over summer to be with his friends, get a summer job, etc. I would get a lawyer.[/quote] So, if you refuse holidays, and Dad gets one holiday a year and a week in the summer per your wishes, then how can you say Dad doesn't want custody or to see his child when you are heavily restricting it. A judge can easily say Dad gets all Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring Break as well as Summer so this can easily backfire if you choose to fight it out in court. Mom wants more child support. To get it, she needs to heavily restrict visitation, which is what she is doing.[/quote]
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