Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question: I am the primary custodian of my 13-year-old son. He wants to stay with me full time because his mother takes her anger out on him because she's mad at me. 

She also threatens him that her stepfather will spank him. Could I get full custody based on his age and the other issues she takes out on him?

Question: Seven years ago, I got divorced in Illinois and was named the custodial parent of my children. Since then, I have moved to Texas. 

Now, 7 years after the fact, my ex suddenly is filing a request to take the kids away from me. There has been no wrongdoing on my part, I don’t have a criminal record or anything, and I’m recently married with a very happy, intact family. 

Is there any chance she can swoop in 7 years later and take my kids?

Question: I am raising my daughter as the custodial parent, and her father had her every 1st and 3rd weekend for visitation. I recently won full custody of my daughter and her father cannot see her at all now. He has tried to call or go to her school. I gave the school a copy of the first page regarding the Plantiff and the Respondent, signatures, file number of the case, as well as the single page where the Judge says that he is to have no contact with his daughter.

The school she attends wants to know why he lost shared visitation. I feel it isn't necessary to show them the entire document because there are some personal and negative issues regarding her father that they shouldn't be allowed to read. It doesn't mention anything in those specific pages about my daughter, only his issues and why he lost shared visitation. They are now demanding the entire document.

Do I have to give them the entire document, even though I've given them the single page information signed by the Judge and the first page of the document, regarding our daughter?

Question: I was divorced in July of this year. We were given joint custody of our two minor children but if either one of us moves out of our county, the non-moving party will become the primary custodian of the minor children and the joint custody arrangement shall be extinguished. This is what the decree says but the police say they will not stop my ex-wife from taking her (our) children out of state.  My question is how can I get some backup from the police to enforce my divorce decree?

 "You're fostering a starting point that says, 'One parent is going to be a loser and one is going to be a winner. One is going to be marginalized and diminished in the eyes of a child. One is going to be magnified and empowered in the eyes of that child.'"

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