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sadmamba
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What is the name of your state? ohio
My 11 year old daughter just returned from a summer visit with her father when she suggested to me that she be allowed to stay with her father in Georgia for a full year. I was completely dumbfounded. Her father has lived in Georgia, 12 hours away from her since she was two years old. I tried to explain to her that she lives with us and her life and school are here. He recently got a girl pregnant and married her and now has a "babysitter" and feels I should send my daughter to them for a year to live--although he works very long hours. I told him no and then he suggested that he would sue me for full custody. Please bear in mind, since his departure nine years ago, he only sees her about 3 times a year -- a few weeks during the summer, christmas or thanksgiving, and maybe another time if he can get away from his job. I have no problem with increased summer time and school recesses, but i draw the line there. It isn't fair that I have spent all these years raising her and then he can have his visits only to let her do whatever she wants, take her to six flags, and shower her with a ton of gifts only to threaten to try to get custody of her! I am the one who has to look like the bad guy! Please advise me, would a judge really allow a child to be taken away like this?
My 11 year old daughter just returned from a summer visit with her father when she suggested to me that she be allowed to stay with her father in Georgia for a full year. I was completely dumbfounded. Her father has lived in Georgia, 12 hours away from her since she was two years old. I tried to explain to her that she lives with us and her life and school are here. He recently got a girl pregnant and married her and now has a "babysitter" and feels I should send my daughter to them for a year to live--although he works very long hours. I told him no and then he suggested that he would sue me for full custody. Please bear in mind, since his departure nine years ago, he only sees her about 3 times a year -- a few weeks during the summer, christmas or thanksgiving, and maybe another time if he can get away from his job. I have no problem with increased summer time and school recesses, but i draw the line there. It isn't fair that I have spent all these years raising her and then he can have his visits only to let her do whatever she wants, take her to six flags, and shower her with a ton of gifts only to threaten to try to get custody of her! I am the one who has to look like the bad guy! Please advise me, would a judge really allow a child to be taken away like this?