Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: OP should fight like hell to get primary custody of his kids and prevent the move. If that is not the case, OP and his ex need to work out a custody plan that is in the best interests of the children. 100% of decisions by the OP should be made from that perspective, regardless of what his ex does or does not do.
OP should fight like hell to get primary custody of the kids and prevent the move EVEN if his ex is a good mom and her fiance is good to the kids.
It is not in the best interests of the kids to move to a different town, away from their father, under any circumstances.
OP, you'd better expect her to try and move, and take the kids with her, and you better lawyer up now and prepare for war.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you mean 'this is about her and not the kids'?
Is new guy good to kids?
If he is, let her move providing you/they can afford flights or travel. This is life. Is she a good mom?
I knew a dick dad who refused and so he got custody until the kids were 12 and then they moved to moms province and barely spoke to him again. They were 6 & 9 when it happened.
OP is there father and sounds like he loves his kids.
Mom's boy toy has character strikes against him.
Anyone who becomes an affair partner to a married person with kids is an ass who does not deserve respect or understanding.
Yes yes. We know. Scorched earth.
However, in REALITY, you have a situation where a parent with joint custody is remarrying and considering moving. Saying "you do not deserve respect or understanding" is not going to help solve that problem in the slightest. Whether OP's ex is a good mom and whether her fiance is good to the kids is very relevant for how to act. For example, if she is a terrible mother (aside from the affair, which is not by definition terrible parenting, just terrible wifing) and the fiance is mean to the kids, OP should fight like hell to get primary custody of his kids and prevent the move. If that is not the case, OP and his ex need to work out a custody plan that is in the best interests of the children. 100% of decisions by the OP should be made from that perspective, regardless of what his ex does or does not do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you mean 'this is about her and not the kids'?
Is new guy good to kids?
If he is, let her move providing you/they can afford flights or travel. This is life. Is she a good mom?
I knew a dick dad who refused and so he got custody until the kids were 12 and then they moved to moms province and barely spoke to him again. They were 6 & 9 when it happened.
OP is there father and sounds like he loves his kids.
Mom's boy toy has character strikes against him.
Anyone who becomes an affair partner to a married person with kids is an ass who does not deserve respect or understanding.
Yes yes. We know. Scorched earth.
However, in REALITY, you have a situation where a parent with joint custody is remarrying and considering moving. Saying "you do not deserve respect or understanding" is not going to help solve that problem in the slightest. Whether OP's ex is a good mom and whether her fiance is good to the kids is very relevant for how to act. For example, if she is a terrible mother (aside from the affair, which is not by definition terrible parenting, just terrible wifing) and the fiance is mean to the kids, OP should fight like hell to get primary custody of his kids and prevent the move. If that is not the case, OP and his ex need to work out a custody plan that is in the best interests of the children. 100% of decisions by the OP should be made from that perspective, regardless of what his ex does or does not do.
Anonymous wrote: OP should fight like hell to get primary custody of his kids and prevent the move. If that is not the case, OP and his ex need to work out a custody plan that is in the best interests of the children. 100% of decisions by the OP should be made from that perspective, regardless of what his ex does or does not do.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you mean 'this is about her and not the kids'?
Is new guy good to kids?
If he is, let her move providing you/they can afford flights or travel. This is life. Is she a good mom?
I knew a dick dad who refused and so he got custody until the kids were 12 and then they moved to moms province and barely spoke to him again. They were 6 & 9 when it happened.
OP is there father and sounds like he loves his kids.
Mom's boy toy has character strikes against him.
Anyone who becomes an affair partner to a married person with kids is an ass who does not deserve respect or understanding.
Anonymous wrote:What do you mean 'this is about her and not the kids'?
Is new guy good to kids?
If he is, let her move providing you/they can afford flights or travel. This is life. Is she a good mom?
I knew a dick dad who refused and so he got custody until the kids were 12 and then they moved to moms province and barely spoke to him again. They were 6 & 9 when it happened.
Anonymous wrote:Hi all-
Wife cheated on me with a guy and we got divorced two years ago. We have two young kids---who I adore and I am very involved in their lives-school sports etc. Anyway she text me that she would like to talk to me next week about next steps. She already told me that they are getting married which I am fine with. But he lives in a different city. I hope to god she is not going to tell me she is moving down there and taking the kids. We have split custody so have no clue how this would work and how I can fight it. I am not a lawyer--I am a government relations professional so this is way out of my wheel house.
Any advice? What questions should I ask her? In my opinion this is about her and not about the kids. THe kids are in 6 and 3rd grade.
Sorry about the rambling..................