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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dad wants to see his kid. Mom refuses. [/quote]

How come dad doesn't have 50/50 custody, like the majority of dads who want it do nowadays?[/quote]

Because as kids age and have neighborhood friends and local activities, forcing them to visit dad in a different neighborhood gets cruel. 50/50 becomes, it's really inconvenient to got there on Thursdays because that's the day dance is late, or she wants to have friends over for a sleep over Friday, can you get her Saturday morning instead... and then dad realizes he gets a couple of days a month [/quote]

Why can't dad take her to/pick her up from dance?  Why can't she have a sleepover at dad's house?[/quote]

[b]Friends and activities don't take importance over family.[/b]  If you are teaching your kids that, the values are completely off.  Dad doesn't get a couple of days a month if Mom schedules everything on Dad's weekends and refuses to let the kids go as their friends and activities are more important?

Majority of Dads do want their kids and custody.  Mom's don't want it because it impacts child support.[/quote]
That's up to the child to decide, personally I would prioritize my friends over my parents who screwed me over by divorcing.[/quote]

If your mom sent you to boarding school, yes but most kids don’t go to boarding school.  [/quote]
I never mentioned anything about boarding school I was talking about divorce in general[/quote]

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