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usafsmith20

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Hey,
Well Im currently at a crossroads. Im filing for divorce, but I torn between fighting for primary/joint custody, or settling for visitation of our 2yr old. My problem is my soon to be exwife, who left for the 2nd time to move in to her 2nd bf. At HIS moms rental property. Wants to move him and all his stuff over 45 mins away from HER grandparents house. She says it will be better cause she works 6 days a week from 9am to 7pm, and off on Weds. Shell be able to take him to her grandparents before she goes to work and pick him up when she gets off. Where he'll stay the nights with her. Now I have a switching work scheldule from days to "nights". 2 months days 6am to 430pm. 2months nites 4pm to 230am. only 5 days a week off on Fri. and Sat. My biggest worry is if she has physical custody and problems arise in her "relationship" she'll have nowhere to stay with him. Cause she has no lease agreement with where shes at shes just stayin there for free, cause shes "with the womans son". And he has no real job only does side work for alil cash, cause hes only 19 and never graduated nor got a GED. I know this for fact cause we used to be close friends. Im truely worried cause if I fight for custody I feel the Judge will say Im not stable enough cause of my work schedule. But I have family MORE than willing to help( ie My Aunt who is a at home mom of a 3yo and 10yo who get along great with our son, plus she lives less than a mile from my home). PLEASE dont get me wrong I dont want to keep her away from our son. I just dont feel comfortable with him living that far away with a guy you cant trust at a place that probably wont last. And then her going out and finding someother loser to bring around our son. SOOOO anyone got any advice to help. I only want whats best for him and if that means just visitation rights I understand. :confused:
 
You need to hire an attorney and seek temporary physical custody.
I say temporary, because that will give his mother an opportunity to get her life in order.
Or, you could immediately file for permanent physical custody.

From what you say, your life seems more stable.
It is the child's mother who should be seeking visitation, not you.
She most likely wants to extort money from you to support her bed-slug!

Speak with a lawyer, have the lawyer make your position known, and let a judge decide.

That women isn't fit to own a pet, let alone mother a dear, precious child.
Do the right thing, and seek custody and let a court decide.
 
Oh just to add... She doesnt want joint custody... and our son is currently staying with Her Grandparents for right now.

Who cares what she wants?

You shouldn't concern yourself with her wants, but what is best for your child.

You also should stop communicating with her.

She should reach you ONLY through your attorney.

You should also go get your son.

Leaving him with others only weakens YOUR position.


The court will reason, if you can't be a dad now, how can you be one later?

If your son is important to you, you'll do whatever is necessary to provide and care for him.

Leaving him with others, fails to demonstrate your dedication and ability to properly parent your child!
 
Much Thanks Army. Thats exactly what Im gonna do. I see my Attorney tomorrow and Im getting my son also. I really appreciate the straight up advice. Nothing pretty just honest, and to the point. My son means everything... and if I have to I would do without before he will. THANKS!
 
Much Thanks Army. Thats exactly what Im gonna do. I see my Attorney tomorrow and Im getting my son also. I really appreciate the straight up advice. Nothing pretty just honest, and to the point. My son means everything... and if I have to I would do without before he will. THANKS!


Good for you, Smith!

Even better for your boy.

You'll be a great dad, and one day your son will tell you so.

Thanks for your service to our nation, and God bless.

The military will work with you as you fix this situation.

Just hang in there, and it'll get better by the day.

And, every night when you come home, the little guy will be there to welcome you.

Some days will be tougher than others, but as long as you have each other, you'll do just fine.

Watching your son become a man, the man that you helped shape and mold, man; that's one of God's secret pleasures!
 
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