Anonymous wrote:OP again
Promise y'all not a troll. The other guy is mega rich with a high profile job (not going to say in what industry because that will give it away). He cant move-allegedly.
I am meeting with her at 2 today.
Will report back.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Ok
Just met with lawyer. She looked over my agreement. Because neither of us are from DC the agreement states that one can move out of the area if the other agrees to it. If not then you have to go to mediation. If we can't agree at mediation then we go to court. I am not sure what to ask for at mediation. The whole enchilada? Like ask for full custody etc?
Whatever I ask for, I am sure she will not agree to it. The next step is to go to court.
FYI the city is Atlanta.
So I asked my ex to meet tomorrow to discuss (she has no idea I visited with a lawyer today--hell she probably saw one too).
Trust me I do not get freaked out/nervous/on anything, but I am on this topic.
Sniff. Starting to smell a bit like troll sh!tI don't know any caring parent that would suggest splitting their kids apart, then you introduce the whole I used to drink a lot, then you say "neither of us are from DC" and you don't know what to ask for. C'mon. You demand that your kids continue living within a reasonable DRIVING distance, attending the schools they are already in and parent as you already claim to have been. This isn't rocket science so the fact that you are acting so lost smells a bit off.
Anonymous wrote:Ok
Just met with lawyer. She looked over my agreement. Because neither of us are from DC the agreement states that one can move out of the area if the other agrees to it. If not then you have to go to mediation. If we can't agree at mediation then we go to court. I am not sure what to ask for at mediation. The whole enchilada? Like ask for full custody etc?
Whatever I ask for, I am sure she will not agree to it. The next step is to go to court.
FYI the city is Atlanta.
So I asked my ex to meet tomorrow to discuss (she has no idea I visited with a lawyer today--hell she probably saw one too).
Trust me I do not get freaked out/nervous/on anything, but I am on this topic.
I don't know any caring parent that would suggest splitting their kids apart, then you introduce the whole I used to drink a lot, then you say "neither of us are from DC" and you don't know what to ask for. C'mon. You demand that your kids continue living within a reasonable DRIVING distance, attending the schools they are already in and parent as you already claim to have been. This isn't rocket science so the fact that you are acting so lost smells a bit off. Anonymous wrote:Ok
Just met with lawyer. She looked over my agreement. Because neither of us are from DC the agreement states that one can move out of the area if the other agrees to it. If not then you have to go to mediation. If we can't agree at mediation then we go to court. I am not sure what to ask for at mediation. The whole enchilada? Like ask for full custody etc?
Whatever I ask for, I am sure she will not agree to it. The next step is to go to court.
FYI the city is Atlanta.
So I asked my ex to meet tomorrow to discuss (she has no idea I visited with a lawyer today--hell she probably saw one too).
Trust me I do not get freaked out/nervous/on anything, but I am on this topic.
Ok
Just met with lawyer. She looked over my agreement. Because neither of us are from DC the agreement states that one can move out of the area if the other agrees to it. If not then you have to go to mediation. If we can't agree at mediation then we go to court. I am not sure what to ask for at mediation. The whole enchilada? Like ask for full custody etc?
Whatever I ask for, I am sure she will not agree to it. The next step is to go to court.
FYI the city is Atlanta.
So I asked my ex to meet tomorrow to discuss (she has no idea I visited with a lawyer today--hell she probably saw one too).
Trust me I do not get freaked out/nervous/on anything, but I am on this topic.
Anonymous wrote:This happened to my brother. Even though she was the one who cheated and they had 50/50 custody, the judge amended the custody so that she could move with her new husband. Why? Because the new husband was the breadwinner for her to provide for the kids! F’d up situation. He had one of the best lawyers in VA as well. My parents even helped pay on the lawyer because the lawyer said he needed to maintain his same lifestyle (not downgrading his residence to a cheaper one to afford lawyer).
What happened to “make it even” is that my brother gets custody every weekend, all summer, and every major holiday on the holiday. And his ex is the one responsible for transporting them back to VA.
Of course what happened when the kids got older is they started missing out on weekend activities with friends and sports, so he’d allow them to skip weekends with him or he’d fly out to see them instead.
Just a horrible unfair situation. Some judges are still so archaeic in their always ruling for the mom.
Anonymous wrote:Hey guys this is OP.
Well she sent me an email. Like I said earlier she is the worst about communication. Anyway she has already enrolled them in another school 1500 miles away. And she would like to discuss this week. I told her hell FING NO.
More background the reason she said she had an affair is because I was drinking a lot more than normal. I would say that is kind of true but it was never brought up. We would both go out and drink. I would have to attend a happy hour a lot so obviously I had a few drinks. Anyway, I never came close to cheating on her and I wish I was not an idiot and questioned her more about her behavior.
I did have too much to drink one day when it was my turn to have the kids and one of my kids called mom. It was my fault and I admitted it. We didnt go anywhere once I got them. We chilled and watched movies.
The ex and new fiance are getting married this Summer. I really do not care about that. I just would like to be in the same city as my kids. That is all I live for. The last two years since we have been divorced I pick them up or drop them off from school at least 6 times a week. I take my son to every sports practice soccer and baseball (I am the coach of his baseball team) I am assistant coach on my daughter's softball team. Not sure what else I can offer.
My attorney said that in our agreement (which by the way switched lawyers--considering he was absent) said that to relocate we have to go to mediation.
This sucks guys. Also for as much as DCUM gets ripped there is some really good advice in this thread.
What else?
Anonymous wrote:OP here
I am meeting with my lawyer today. I couldn't sleep at all last night. LIke I said yesterday. I do not care about her anymore or him. GO BE WITH HIM. Leave our kids here.
One other thing that I was thinking of....I am a lot closer to my son. We play sports every night etc. Nothing against my daughter at all, but would a mediator ever split them up? I dont know I think I am losing it, but one is better than none.
Finally, our daughter is all straight A's at our private school here in DC has a ton of friends, loves the teachers etc. So this will be a big change.
SOrry now just rambling
Anonymous wrote:OP here
I am meeting with my lawyer today. I couldn't sleep at all last night. LIke I said yesterday. I do not care about her anymore or him. GO BE WITH HIM. Leave our kids here.
One other thing that I was thinking of....I am a lot closer to my son. We play sports every night etc. Nothing against my daughter at all, but would a mediator ever split them up? I dont know I think I am losing it, but one is better than none.
Finally, our daughter is all straight A's at our private school here in DC has a ton of friends, loves the teachers etc. So this will be a big change.
SOrry now just rambling