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Stick to your guns, IF it goes back to court, try to get ANY record that would show him missing school. I don't care if he's 3-4 or 15... courts don't like this at all.. I have been there... and they take a child's education VERY seriously... Any proof that you have such as the child being...

My husband is the home parent here in Tx. You could look into going to mediation, which the judge most likeky will order before he hears much.. if anything. It's cheaper than hiring an attorney. You may have to agree to keeping YOU as the home parent. and allowing HER every 1st, 3rd and 5th...

The court took a % of my ex-husbands unempolyment check.. I would try to get her to agree to the same amount your state would allow, and if she refuses.. well she's prob just after money, and let her take you to court.. if your still unemployed.. well they'll just take a % of your check...

I am in a similar situation.. however I am a bit luckier.. my ex finally allowed our daughter to do her cheerleading. I have had to allow extra time for him to spend with her. With her cheer schedule, she is cheering only certin times of the year.. or months.. so we just agree to throw in an...

In a nut shell my husband has agreed to give his son.. 3yrs old to his ex-wife. Now they have been divorced for 2 yrs, and for the entire 3 yrs the child has been alive he has lived with the father. About 2 weeks ago they apparently came to some kind of verbal agreement and the child now resides...