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Child custody and visitation issue for birth giver


25-Aug-2025 (In Divorce Law)
I have two children—a ten-year-old son and a fifteen-year-old daughter—and five years ago, I relinquished their care to my husband during our separation, as I sought a divorce. Subsequently, the man I was romantically involved with did not marry me and abandoned me. Two years ago, I initiated a child custody action, and the family court granted me visitation rights. My children, aged ten and fifteen, remain with their father and express a reluctance to live with me. I lack independent financial
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Answer #1
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Answer #2
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Hello, I read your enquiry, although I would like a better understanding of your difficulty. However, let's connect in order to discuss your matter in length and know the best possible solution for your difficulty and needs.
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Answer #3
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You have mentioned you have visitation rights and that you lack independent financial along with that the children are well above 10 years where they can easily formally their own wish and will. Now, focus on your visitation. Try to win the trust of your children. Courts look at the welfare of children not the gender of Parents when it comes to custody matters. You have slim chances right now for having full custody of both the children. But custody matters are never permanent, and can be changed as per the needs and circumstances of the children. Win the trust of your children first then win thr court.
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Answer #4
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If you have already taken the divorce the remedies left for you are quite less you can file a case against the man you are romantically involved with and seek compensation for mental stress and brain washing you into getting a divorce
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