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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If he gets a weekend day each week, then you need to tell the evaluator that you will trade off holidays. The point isn’t the child having a magical holiday experience, it’s spending holidays with both parents/both sides of the child’s family. She’s not talking about Memorial Day or Columbus Day, so cares about the religious/secular holidays your family celebrates - Christmas, new years, Thanksgiving (if there are other big ones add those too). So one year you get Thanksgiving, dad gets Xmas - the following year you switch. [/quote] For all those who bang the “both parents” drum incessantly on scum: that ship sails once abuse is involved. [/quote] What, exactly, is a 'both parents drum'? Explain? FYI, many people with mental illness are parenting. In OP's case, she is alleging things and I guess the custody evaluation will be the deciding factor. But no, you don't just lose parenting rights because of mental illness. It is in the best interest of children to have access to both parents.[/quote]
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