Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

I’m moving into a nicer home that is closer to my children’s school district, who primarily live with their mother.

Is my relocation to a more desirable environment for my children enough to warrant a child custody modification?

Question:

I have primary physical custody of my children, and even though my ex-wife now lives in Canada she is requesting a modification of custody.

I do not feel my children should live with her in Canada for many reasons, including my fear for their safety around her abusive husband.

Can she modify custody even though she no longer lives in my state, and would a judge require me to get the children passports to send them to Canada even just for a visit?

Question:

My wife has agreed for me to have primary physical custody of our child, but I need something to legally bind her to this agreement in case she changes her mind before our upcoming child custody hearing.

She is only agreeing to this if I give her my car. Is there anything I can do to create a legally binding custody agreement that holds her to this arrangement?

Question:

My wife and I signed a separation agreement after we filed for divorce that I would get custody of our child, but she fled the state the other day with him and won't return.

My son lived exclusively with me for almost a year without even a visit from his mom and the day I let her see him she took off and left the state.

How will the court look at these circumstances for the purpose of determining who gets custody?

Question:

My wife is consenting to a divorce on the condition that I list abandonment or adultery as the ground for divorce rather than no fault because I cheated on her and moved out of the marital home.

I'm concerned about what effects the ground for divorce could have on my child custody case.