Question on going Pro Se for modification

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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby capslock » Tue Dec 27, 2011 1:19 pm

If a plan or proposal is sent from an atty it is inadmissable. If sent from you, it is admissable in court should it go that far.
...or I could be wrong.
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby Chappy1976 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 5:56 pm

capslock wrote:If a plan or proposal is sent from an atty it is inadmissable. If sent from you, it is admissable in court should it go that far.


Thanks. I'll hold out and won't email her my plans.
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby capslock » Thu Dec 29, 2011 9:24 pm

Tell her to send one to you.
...or I could be wrong.
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby Chappy1976 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 11:34 pm

capslock wrote:Tell her to send one to you.


I'll do that. I gave her until the 2nd to reply back.
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby Chappy1976 » Mon Jan 02, 2012 1:23 pm

Chappy1976 wrote:
capslock wrote:Tell her to send one to you.


I'll do that. I gave her until the 2nd to reply back.


Well she sent one. She proposed only letting me have her two weeks in the summer, every other Thanksgiving/Christmas and Spring Break. Her reasoning is she thinks it's not right to have our daughter in daycare, while I'm at work, during the summer. Any advice?
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby Trevor » Mon Jan 02, 2012 3:07 pm

Yes. Maximize the time you have the child during your domestic deployment. Not military, but if you know how much time off you get, and when, THAT should be the minimum for which you should be pursuing.

Her daycare argument is worthless. Millions of American kids thrive in licensed daycares all over this country (indeed the world over), and your kid is no different.
Dual Parenting, not Duel Parenting.
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby SyzygyUS » Mon Jan 02, 2012 8:04 pm

Daycare can be enriching and leading to good social skills with kids their age. My ex easily was able to get afterschool "childcare" YMCA program written in divorce, even though it reduced my time. In the best interest of the children.... if anything, that time away from both parents is a retreat from the crap and good for the children.
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Re: Question on going Pro Se for modification

Postby Chappy1976 » Mon Jan 02, 2012 10:16 pm

Thanks guys. I'm going for the max time I can get with my daughter. I thought it was ridiculous about not allowing me to have time due to our daughter having to be in daycare.
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