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Ok my ex has had nothing to do with our childern in almost two years. My now Fiancee want's to adopt my boys. My ex some ho wfound out about this and is now taking me to court for visitaion. My fiancee and I planed on getting married in November then moving to North Carolina where He'll be stationed. My ex is bipolar and abusive. I need advice. I still want my fiancee to adopt my boys but i know my ex wouldn't sign off on it. Is there any way around this? And if he does get visitation, is there any way I can still move out of this state? And can the courts really make me let my ex have my childern on thier birthday's, cause thats what he's asking for? He wasn't there for their first birthday and I don't think it would be fair that I would have to miss their birthdays because of him. You will need to talk with your attorney as family law in any state is the most complicated when children are concern. The main question that the courts will answer (or try), "What is in the best interest for the children?" |
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