Can unreasonable behavior and lack of communication warrant sole custody from a judge?
If a Judge finds that a party's behavior was unreasonable and negatively effected the child, can be a factor to award the other party sole custody.
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If a Judge finds that a party's behavior was unreasonable and negatively effected the child, can be a factor to award the other party sole custody.
If you have an attorney which it appears you do per your comment above, you should inquire with him/her.
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You would need to file a motion with the court seeking the relief you are looking for.
You should sit down with a family law attorney to discuss your situation and what may be best for you and your family both short term and long term.
depending on what was exactly stated as an opinion and then the underlying order, you may have ability to appeal. However, there are time...
ideally she should have her own bed, even if it is in the same room as you.
Yes, he would have a monetary interest in the property.
If both sets of parents agree, then it is fine to do so.
a court order is only valid if it is signed by a judge.