RE: Custody change

Thanks IAAL..I do understand I have to show cause or change in circumstances..There has been a few changes an old boy friend at the time (4yrs ago) of custody is no longer in the picture, and I have since remarried a wonderful man who loves my kids and they love him.
Parental guidence, nurturing and the ability to provide emotional support especially for my 10 yr old daughter. My ex's live in is now working late hours (as she was going to school and would be home when the children got home) and my ex work different shifts each week.
Would any of the above help me?

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by brandy_34465:
[b]Thanks IAAL..I do understand I have to show cause or change in circumstances..There has been a few changes an old boy friend at the time (4yrs ago) of custody is no longer in the picture, and I have since remarried a wonderful man who loves my kids and they love him.
Parental guidence, nurturing and the ability to provide emotional support especially for my 10 yr old daughter. My ex's live in is now working late hours (as she was going to school and would be home when the children got home) and my ex work different shifts each week.
Would any of the above help me? [/b]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

My response:

Gosh. I really wish I could help you because I am VERY BIG on my Pro-Woman stance, and Women's Rights. I'm a very, very small "****** Luther King, Jr." when it comes to women and their rights. I'd march to Selma, Alabama for you, ride a Freedom Bus, proclaim and scream my love of all woman at the Grand Canyon, take a bullet in the chest for you, IF I knew, under the current laws of these States that something could be done for you. There's nothing, and I mean nothing, in this world that is more special and precious than the mother-child relationship - - and I don't give a rat's ass if I am a man. But, you've not given me enough to go on, and everything that you've told me does not warrant a "severe change in circumstances" requiring a change in custody.

Damn, I'm sorry. I do empathize with you, but I think any attempts by you would be a waste of money. Check it out with your own attorney, but I think you'll get the same answers.

Unless there's a real serious problem, amounting to a severe change in circumstances, courts do not like to lose jurisdiction, nor will they "uproot" a child.

I sincerely wish I could assist you.

IAAL



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