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Disney Vacation Part 2

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JakeTheDad

Junior Member
What is the name of your state? PA
Hi All,
I'm new here and I noticed the thread that I started is closed, but I just wanted to clairify a few things.
- I obtained an emergency order for my daughters bday party b/c I scheduled the party on MY weekend & when that weekend visit approached, my son was no where to be found, I went to pick him up on Thursday evening and no one was home. No answer on phone, no cell answer. The next day, Friday, I got a letter IN THE MAIL from Ex! She said they went out of town to visit friends on a short notice. SO, YES, my atty & I felt an emergency order was necessary. (Yes, ex knew of the party, and knew it was planned on my weekend)

-In the past, Ex has denied me visitation on Easter, Christmas, his birthday. Last month, She told our parent coordinator, in writing, that I should not see son on Christmas b/c "Christmas is HER special time" *WHAT?!* So,yes, I know how she will react to this trip to Disney. At age 5, she tried to prevent me from taking son on overnight visits b/c he is afraid of the dark.?! What does that even mean? :confused:

-My wife does not interfere, nor does she try "to piss off that B*%#!" as one reader said. Your attacks are not neccessary. Would it be better if my wife wanted nothing to do with my son? Just b/c I am no longer with ex, does not mean, as a father, I should not try to give both my kids a good life. They enjoy spending time with each other, and I want them to have great memories when they are older. I am not in this to be the winner, there is no winner in custody, visitation,etc...It's just doing what is best for the kids.

-I am working with my attorney to clarify & specify the "additional time" allowed on my court order. I am not looking to upset ex by a surprise vacation, just would like to exercise my right to see my son when the opportunity comes up.
We will see what the judge decides, THANKS FOR ALL YOUR ADVISE! :)What is the name of your state?
 



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