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My ex has seperated my only son from his two sisters by moving him in with his grandparents (her parents). I have offered to have him (and actually all of them because I really , really do not want them to grow seperated from each other like that) but she has refused to allow it. On numerous occasions, she has denied me visitation of my son but my daughters were allowed to visit. My question is this: How hard would it be for me to gain custody of my kids considering that she refuses to keep them all together?
Also, she has ver recently moved about 3.5 hours away (in a new state) and has left my son here but moved the girls away.
In addition to that, she has also shortened the (already short enough) weekend visits I get every other weekend because "she cannot get them here until later and she wants to have them back earlier on Sunday."
What can I do? I am very prepared to do whatever it takes and spend whatever amount of money it takes to make sure my kids are kept together and shown the values and trust that they can have together by actually living together. I really don't think that my ex is setting a very good example at all by her actions.
Also, she has ver recently moved about 3.5 hours away (in a new state) and has left my son here but moved the girls away.
In addition to that, she has also shortened the (already short enough) weekend visits I get every other weekend because "she cannot get them here until later and she wants to have them back earlier on Sunday."
What can I do? I am very prepared to do whatever it takes and spend whatever amount of money it takes to make sure my kids are kept together and shown the values and trust that they can have together by actually living together. I really don't think that my ex is setting a very good example at all by her actions.