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Any comments welcome. thanks!!
I take it your ex won't let your children relocate to where your fiance is. Get him to write a letter stating this. If he won't write it then you write it and hand it to him to sign. Other than that google the affects of a child being seperated from their mother/father. I'm sure you can find something out there.
good luck,
Baileyj96
good luck,
Baileyj96
QUOTE(Baileyj96 @ Mar 27 2007, 06:17 PM) 
I take it your ex won't let your children relocate to where your fiance is. Get him to write a letter stating this. If he won't write it then you write it and hand it to him to sign. Other than that google the affects of a child being seperated from their mother/father. I'm sure you can find something out there.
good luck,
Baileyj96
good luck,
Baileyj96
Right, ex wouldn't allow it. However, we have a very good co-parenting relationship and I know he would write a strong letter. However, I'm to stress MY hardship, not my kids', right? Even though obviously we would all be affected by separation.
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