Answer: In order to properly answer your question I must know whether you entered into a Separation Agreement upon your divorce and was custody of the children given to your spouse. If so, the children would not have a right to decide on their own where they wished to reside. In order to change the […]
Answer:
In order to properly answer your question I must know whether you entered into a Separation Agreement upon your divorce and was custody of the children given to your spouse. If so, the children would not have a right to decide on their own where they wished to reside.
In order to change the residency arrangement, you would have to make a motion to the court to amend the custody decision which was rendered upon your divorce.
If the court consents to your being the primary resident parent, then you could apply to the court to have spouse contribute her share of support of the children.
If you are serious about altering the custody arrangement, you should contact an attorney experienced in matrimonial matters who can properly assist you.
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq./Divorce Solutions