Comments on: Identifying and Achieving Your Goals in a Divorce http://singledadlife.com/2009/12/08/identifying-achieving-goals-divorce/ Single dads making a difference Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:49:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: jim http://singledadlife.com/2009/12/08/identifying-achieving-goals-divorce/comment-page-1/#comment-8756 jim Wed, 10 Aug 2011 19:45:20 +0000 http://singledadlife.com/?p=3303#comment-8756 I have a 19 year old son who got his high school diploma last year. he lives with his mother. she is coustodial parent. he is working part-time only. that i know of, he is NOT going to collage. why does a judge say i must still pay on him ??? I have a 19 year old son who got his high school diploma last year. he lives with his mother. she is coustodial parent. he is working part-time only. that i know of, he is NOT going to collage. why does a judge say i must still pay on him ???

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]]> By: doug http://singledadlife.com/2009/12/08/identifying-achieving-goals-divorce/comment-page-1/#comment-8368 doug Fri, 18 Dec 2009 14:36:24 +0000 http://singledadlife.com/?p=3303#comment-8368 I have a question for a lawyer but I didn't know where to sumbit. I have a five her old son with a woman that I use to live with. We broke up three years ago and since then have had joint custody- she is official the parental parent and I have secondary custody. For the last few weeks she has threatned to move- with child- to Louisiana. At the moment we live in North Carolina. Our parental agreement says that neither of us can move more than 50 miles away. Louisiana is her native state-and her parents are there- that is the reason she wants to go back. She has no job opportunity- and intially would be living with her parents. Again these are just threats at this moment, she hasn't given me a date. It is something that comes up when she needs a favor; "Well if you can't leave work and pick up early than i am just going to move back to Louisiana-" that type of thing. My question is- can she just go? If she told me on- like a Wednesday- that she would be leaving on Saturday- what could I do to stop it? Any advice you can give would be great I have a question for a lawyer but I didn’t know where to sumbit.

I have a five her old son with a woman that I use to live with. We broke up three years ago and since then have had joint custody- she is official the parental parent and I have secondary custody.

For the last few weeks she has threatned to move- with child- to Louisiana. At the moment we live in North Carolina. Our parental agreement says that neither of us can move more than 50 miles away. Louisiana is her native state-and her parents are there- that is the reason she wants to go back. She has no job opportunity- and intially would be living with her parents.

Again these are just threats at this moment, she hasn’t given me a date. It is something that comes up when she needs a favor; “Well if you can’t leave work and pick up early than i am just going to move back to Louisiana-” that type of thing. My question is- can she just go? If she told me on- like a Wednesday- that she would be leaving on Saturday- what could I do to stop it?

Any advice you can give would be great

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