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Re: O.T. Warning personal rantWhat did I do wrong???


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Posted by 135 Fan on April 11, 2008 at 10:19:48 from (68.149.51.25):

In Reply to: O.T. Warning personal rantWhat did I do wrong??? posted by phillip d on April 11, 2008 at 05:07:35:

Maybe counseling? If it's going to come to an end, might be the best thing. There are some "experts" that claim you shouldn't stay together just for the sake of the kids. Under no circumstances should you or your wife involve or bring the kids into anything. The problems are between you and your wife. Hopefully you could split ammicably? Do not give up custody of the kids. As long as you have at least joint custody, the courts will probably have a stipulation that if one party has the kids the most, they have to live within a reasonable distance to allow the other party their right to see the kids. It would be best if you had full custody but even if you don't, as long as you have joint custody, could keep her from moving 1200 miles away. I know someone who went through a messy divorce. He gave her full custody so it would be easier on the kids. She wasn't supposed to move more than a couple hours away I believe. She moved to another province! He didn't have the best lawyer and she must have had a real good talker because they convinced a judge that she needed to move that far away. Her new boyfriend at the time lived there. He said giving full custody was a big mistake in hindsight. His ex was and still is trying to brainwash the kids and that is totally wrong, no matter who does it. Good Luck. Dave


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