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Joint Custody -Need Custodial Powers

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Saffron7

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My ex and I have Joint Custody of our 13 and 15 year olds, but differences in parenting styles (I'm conservative, he's way too liberal) I plan to seek Custodial Parent status so that I hopefully will have some decision making ability. Also he takes them to the Dr. excessively for no reason and I sincerely believe my daughter is becoming a hypochondriac.

I wish to file this myself in the State of Alabama. I know I can acquire the form, but other than filing it with the clerk's office, but afterwards what civil procedure do I follow? I believe I have enough evidence of material change - drop in grades, school attendance to be granted this. Anyone been through this? I also have access to the State Codes, of course, but haven't had time to read the Civil Procedure Title - if that's where the info is.

Thanks! I'm really lawyered out over the past 14 years!
 



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