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What to do about my children with hostile mother...
Dr. Medoff,
In addition to my children living with me, I have two children that live in another state, one of which I have never seen and the other I have not seen since she was 11 months old. Leave it as said that the situation between the mother and I is hostile. There has been much drama to take place over the past six years and this reason is why I have not initiated proceedings for visitation. I have, however, expressed a desire to their mother to be a part of my children's lives. I have sent presents in the past (some of which were destroyed and sent back) and at times when the mother pretended to be friendly I again expressed a desire to see them (this always ended with her trying to cause problems in my marriage). The mother is now with a man whom she is going to marry and she has had my children calling him Daddy for a long time. This is my question, and please, do not sugar coat it: Would my children be better off if I pursued visitation or signed their rights over and tried to see them when they are 18? This matter needs to be laid to rest, one way or another. Thank you.
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Blended families
In addition to my children living with me, I have two children that live in another state, one of which I have never seen and the other I have not seen since she was 11 months old. Leave it as said that the situation between the mother and I is hostile. There has been much drama to take place over the past six years and this reason is why I have not initiated proceedings for visitation. I have, however, expressed a desire to their mother to be a part of my children's lives. I have sent presents in the past (some of which were destroyed and sent back) and at times when the mother pretended to be friendly I again expressed a desire to see them (this always ended with her trying to cause problems in my marriage). The mother is now with a man whom she is going to marry and she has had my children calling him Daddy for a long time. This is my question, and please, do not sugar coat it: Would my children be better off if I pursued visitation or signed their rights over and tried to see them when they are 18? This matter needs to be laid to rest, one way or another. Thank you.
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