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You didn't list you state so that you could get state specific advice...but I will say that I don't know of any state that would deny visitation in your situation. If the mother of the child was aware of your past and still chose you to be daddy of her child, she really can't use your past to...

You should keep all of your questions/comments to your original thread so that members know what you are referring to without having to search out your posting history. Your mother doesn't have "parental rights" to your son unless she adopted him. If NOT, than you need to take away her...

What state are you in? Move away statutes vary from state to state, so this is an important question to answer.

I don't understand...Why would your ex's new wife be awarded custody of YOUR child?? Does her name appear on the custody papers? If so, without typing out identifying information, please state that portion of the custody order. Also...Does Dad have full LEGAL custody? What state is the order...

As stated s/he could file for a COC...Whether s/he (you didn't specify is you were mom or dad), has legal standing is another matter. Do you have a no cohabitation clause in your custody order and is your room-mate your boyfriend/girlfriend?? Does you room-mate have a criminal/drug history...

Leaving out personal information, please post the exact wording of your decree regarding custody and visitation.

It isn't a matter which is worse...When at work you shouldn't have to deal with locker room mentality. At 18 it is time to behave like a grown up.