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one parent going with new doctor unilaterally when there should be joint decision making
You apparently misunderstood my point, it is me who is fighting to avoid my child having to sit an hour and a half. Mufreesboro is the halfway point between the parents, so it's still almost a 45 min drive for the mother and our child lives the majority of time with me- reddsman14
- Post #15
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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one parent going with new doctor unilaterally when there should be joint decision making
It's a physical therapist that will require weekly office visits, of which I would have to go half the time. Another qualified specialist is literally 5 minutes away. Being that the mother moved away without required notice per the parenting plan, my vote is to use the specialist near me. The...- reddsman14
- Post #13
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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one parent going with new doctor unilaterally when there should be joint decision making
I'm in Nashville, specialist is in Murfreesboro, however that is 45 minutes away and there are equivalient specialists much closer to me that I would prefer so that I wouldn't have to drive 45 mins away, since I'm the primary parent living in a larger city with better healthcare access- reddsman14
- Post #10
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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one parent going with new doctor unilaterally when there should be joint decision making
What is the name of your state? TN I'm the primary custodian of my daughter but the parenting plan says we share joint decision making for medical. The mother scheduled her for a specialist far away, which will require regular visits, without checking with me first. I would prefer a...- reddsman14
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- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Guests in rented room not approved
What is the name of your state? TN I'm renting a room in my house and lease stipulates "regular overnight guests will require landlord notice/approval" and my renter insists on having a boyfriend over all the time including nights, without my approval. What is my recourse? Can I have him...- reddsman14
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- Forum: Landlord / Tenant Issues
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
No, not if it's a school an hour away. abiding by 60 day notice would've given me the chance to either remind her directly or thru the court, that we are supposed to be 50/50 and she might have to pay child support if she moves. In which case, I'd expect her to tighten up on her radius of...- reddsman14
- Post #30
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
We've coparented for years and she made the decision to move away in violation of required notice, so if someone has to be cut out, who should it be? I have been keeping my child 4-5 nights a week up till now. She might make the case that it's her "turn" although she's had her turn all...- reddsman14
- Post #26
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
I don't have to be the sole one to choose the school, but it should NOT be the school for her new faraway area that she moved without notice, because then I'll be completely cut out during the week. She didn't have to move so far away. I'm in Nashville which has a lot of schools for both to...- reddsman14
- Post #24
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
Thank you so much for the responses. So actually my friend thinks she needs to be in a brick-and-mortar school next year since she's not adjusted real well to online school. I was considering putting her back in brick-and-mortar school next year, but of course the mother likely won't like...- reddsman14
- Post #21
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
There is ALWAYS a better school. Isn't it important to coparent and not cut out the other parent? Is it fair that an ex violate a court order just to get the school advantage? I have excellent magnet schools I can send my child to here that are better than her school....HOWEVER I need her...- reddsman14
- Post #19
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
I don't see what I would accomplish by filing for contempt, since I already have primary custody. It won't change anything except award me more parenting time and child support. I don't want the child support, and I would automatically get all the parenting time I want anyway by putting my son...- reddsman14
- Post #13
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
The mother has taken title to the house and moved over an hour away. Without giving me the required 60 day certified mail notice. Now what do I do? I'm not ready to put my child into a real school yet, but the day will come. I want to keep the custody at 50/50 (no child support) and avoid...- reddsman14
- Post #10
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
No, a 54 mile difference. She lives a mile away from me while we have been coparenting, so I see my daughter 6 days a week. she's moving another 54 miles away without taking at all in consideration that we've been coparenting with me having my daughter the majority of the time. Maybe only 5...- reddsman14
- Post #4
- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Mother violated relocation restriction, now what?
What is the name of your state? Tennessee I just received news that the mother of my 11 year old daughter (who lives very close) bought a house 55 miles away from me. The parenting plan says if she moves more than 50 miles away that she needs to send me a certified mail 60 days in advance...- reddsman14
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- Forum: Child Custody & Visitation
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Can somebody be forced to remove pictures and videos of somebody else?
Thanks. At what age would you guess is typical for a child's brain to have developed enough to figure things out?- reddsman14
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Can somebody be forced to remove pictures and videos of somebody else?
What is the name of your state? TN My son is 18 & won't talk to me and hasn't for several years. His mother has alienated him and intervenes in my attempts at reconciliation If I post a webpage with pictures of him, and also links to youtube videos when he was younger, showing proof that we...- reddsman14
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- Forum: Libel / Slander / Defamation
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