My question involves a child custody case from the State of: Minnesota
At the time of the divorce, my ex handed over sole custody of our 2 children to myself with NO fight. Since that time, he has bounced from job to job and from living arrangement to living arrangement (usually on a 1-2 wk basis). He apparently works during his summer visitation when he has the children, as he is never home between 5am-7pm Mon-Fri. The children tend to eat jello for breakfast, and dinner is not served until 10pm. Even if the children become ill enough to need a physician, he does not seek one. And has not yet taken them in for a dental appt. (even if one of the children complain of tooth pain). He is also nearly $14,000 behind in child support.
My question is, based on the fact that he moves from place to place, he does not have steady employment, the children are not properly cared for (meals and health); do I stand a chance at winning a motion to revoke parental time until he gets things ironed out and settled in his world?
I don't want to be the "bad" parent and refuse the children their father, but I have gone threw a few summers now where they have mentioned continuously of the not-so great conditions they endure while with him. I have talked to the court clerks, and have been informed unless there is recorded physical harm I don't have much to stand on...is this true?

