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I'm confused... So... The child is 5. Up to this point you've supported her financially to what extent? You've seen her to what extent? Sounds like, if I read right, you didn't do EITHER but NOW now that she's moving, and now you have a wife and MORE kids, NOW she's important? If that is the case? At least speaking from my own experience? Which involved a move. YOu probably won't get a lot of sympathy from the court if you're just NOW stepping up and because she's moving. The phrase "a day late and a dollar short" rings a bell. My case never went to trial, I settled with my ex without trial and I'm sure he made out MUCH better with me direct than he would have with the judge. I would recommend coming up with a schedule that's more liberal than what she's offered and countering her with that, through her attorney, thorugh a motion in the court seeking to block the move. Whatever. I think your chances in court? To stop the move? Are negligible at best if what I'm reading in what you wrote is true. |