You don't seem to appreciate the ones you've been getting. No, they aren't what you want to hear, but they are legally correct, and around here, legally correct is all that matters.Quote:
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You don't seem to appreciate the ones you've been getting. No, they aren't what you want to hear, but they are legally correct, and around here, legally correct is all that matters.Quote:
I only want helpful replies!!
Actually, I do have some further commentary.
Dad apparently excluded Mom from some major decision-making - yes, that would be a reason for a judge to switch custody. That Dad didn't realize/know he was doing wrong is not the point.
As had been said several times now, in order for things to change there needs to be a SUBSTANTIAL change in circumstances.
And by that, I do not mean "Let's look for things to throw at Mom". Remember, slinging mud leaves your own hands dirty.
Thanks but no thanks.
I didn't have an attitude until she decided to go back on their agreement.
I'm assuming your step children's mother is actually there for them?
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Regardless you are right. Complaining is not going to help our situation.
Thank you for all your input(seriously).
I guess we can just go call a lawyer than never answers and hope the mom messes up, again.
You assume incorrectly.
Look. Can I offer some practical advice here?
Being a stepparent is bloody hard. It's often thankless. It's a really hard lesson to have to realize that your role is supportive and you basically have little-to-no rights to get overly involved with the actual parenting. It's even harder if and when the other parent isn't around for the kids. But it is what it is. We have to learn our place. We've gotta learn when to shut up, and when to speak up.
You're dissing Mom right, left and center. You called her a pos. Fine. But you realize you also called the child half a pos? That's essentially what you're saying. You've got to be SO careful.