parent2015
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their dad has primary custody and he has given this shared responsibility to me. their mother doesnt have a leg to stand on and does nothing for the kids and doesnt even try and fight to get them or see them. ENOUGH SAID!
concerned step parent
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Not your state or a CS case but do not expect much by way of punishment for altering dates on a doctor's note. It doesn't get her out of paying support, just at best defers when those payments take place. If she hasn't been paying all along, then I don't see where this really changes anything for you. There is a reason it is unwise to have children with a drug addict and dishonest person. If this woman isn't in the children's lives, and they are being totally supported, then there should be minimal effect on the kids. The children have no reason at all to know the worst about Mom or what she does or does not pay for. If you are informing them of this, shame on you. That is what is going to harm the kids most. Sure it would be nice if she paid but with two "parents" already supporting them, they already have what most kids do or should. Most parents don't get child support and fully financially support their children. Nor do they send them off to someone else every other weekend. Treat it like what it is; two people raising a couple kids.
Hanging you hat on punishing this other woman or hoping that the mother of your children ends up in jail or even worse circumstances than she already is in, only serves to hurt the children and sets you up for disappointment.
Hanging you hat on punishing this other woman or hoping that the mother of your children ends up in jail or even worse circumstances than she already is in, only serves to hurt the children and sets you up for disappointment.
KatDini
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You're quite welcome to love the children. But if Dad decides today that he doesn't want to have anything to do with you ever again, you'd have no say in him leaving with his children, because you don't have LEGAL rights to those children.
parent2015
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I understand the legal aspect. However their Dad knows that these kids need me in their life and I have been good to them so if anything happened in our relationship I full well believe I will still be their mother and be in their life as I am now. He knows they love me and would only hurt them to rip them away from me.
army judge
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Okay, your question has been answered.
I'm closing this thread before, well, you know....
I'm closing this thread before, well, you know....
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