Divorce Advice for Men | Fathers Rights Divorce | Child Custody

Question:

My wife took our children to Denmark (where we used to live) over a year ago for a vacation that I agreed to.

She had medical complications that forced her to stay this whole time, and now my wife has said she wants to live in Denmark with the children permanently.

I have filed for divorce and the children are with me back in the U.S. for a visit per a court order while we await our trial on where the kids should live.

There is no child custody order in place, just the court order that the kids are allowed to visit me for a month.

What are the rights for fathers if they refuse to send the kids back after their court-ordered visit is supposed to end? I feel like if I send them back to Denmark I will never see them again!

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My wife and I are having some trouble. We have not separated or filed for divorce. She is threatening to leave with our kids and move back to the country we moved here from. We as do our kids all have duel citizenship. Can she do that?

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I have a child custody question regarding moving to another state. My ex-wife technically has physical custody of our son, but he has been living with me since she kicked him out of her house.

I have been offered a job in another state, and my son wants to come live with me though his mother wants him to stay in town, just not at her house.

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My new husband is going to join the military, and I have a son from a previous marriage where I have primary custody and my ex-husband gets our son every other weekend.

What are the chances that I will be able to get the custody agreement changed to where I can have my son during the school year and move out of the state or the country with my son and husband and let my ex-husband have him during the summers?

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My wife, who is a Native American, has moved with our child to another country without my consent. I currently have a Hague Convention access case pending in an attempt to get access to my son.

How can I get my child returned? Is my child's tribal heritage a factor?