What Are the Chances My Ex Gets 50/50 Custody

My question involves a child custody case from the State of: New York.
Hi, my son is 5 years old and I am taking his father to court for taking him to preschool 37 times late and 8 times late home in the summer. Currently he has every other weekend Friday-Monday, every other Tuesday night until Wednesday morning and every other Thursday until Friday night. I am asking he no longer has overnight visits during the school week, but only a couple hours after school. It is in the court order he is to be on time for school which we agreed to the first month of pre-k. He has filed a modification of his own requesting every other week. This is on the basis that he says we do not agree on holidays and I keep my son from him for weeks at a time, I can prove these are not true. What are the chances he will get what he asks for? Also, is there anyway I can put something in the order to prevent him from being my son home late, he has blatantly told me he does not care about the court order?

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Quoting hismom2012

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My question involves a child custody case from the State of: New York.
Hi, my son is 5 years old and I am taking his father to court for taking him to preschool 37 times late and 8 times late home in the summer. Currently he has every other weekend Friday-Monday, every other Tuesday night until Wednesday morning and every other Thursday until Friday night. I am asking he no longer has overnight visits during the school week, but only a couple hours after school. It is in the court order he is to be on time for school which we agreed to the first month of pre-k. He has filed a modification of his own requesting every other week. This is on the basis that he says we do not agree on holidays and I keep my son from him for weeks at a time, I can prove these are not true. What are the chances he will get what he asks for? Also, is there anyway I can put something in the order to prevent him from being my son home late, he has blatantly told me he does not care about the court order?

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Tread carefully here; pre-K is not a requirement in NY and Dad may be able to convince the court that he doesn't have to take your mutual son to pre-K at all during his parenting time.

Thank you, for your insight. :)