My question involves a child custody case from the State of: California
My fiance has a daughter that will be 2 in May. Her mother left back in November of 2016, she ran off with her new boyfriend and moved to Oklahoma. Well, that relationship didnt work out, so she randomly moved back to California. She has had no physical contact until this past Sunday. The mother's father has made some serious threats about taking the child away from my fiance, if we do not grant her 50-50 custody. While the mother left, my fiance continued to hold his job, bought a new place, and has placed her in daycare. He has done everything right, when he should of crumbled.
My question is, do we grant her 50-50 or should we fight for full custody? the mother is very unstable, and we have no idea whether she will just ditch the child again and leave with another boyfriend. she has no job, and hasnt had one since she was pregnant - so almost 3 years. Can we win this case if we go for full custody, and grant the mother visitation rights?
My fiance has a daughter that will be 2 in May. Her mother left back in November of 2016, she ran off with her new boyfriend and moved to Oklahoma. Well, that relationship didnt work out, so she randomly moved back to California. She has had no physical contact until this past Sunday. The mother's father has made some serious threats about taking the child away from my fiance, if we do not grant her 50-50 custody. While the mother left, my fiance continued to hold his job, bought a new place, and has placed her in daycare. He has done everything right, when he should of crumbled.
My question is, do we grant her 50-50 or should we fight for full custody? the mother is very unstable, and we have no idea whether she will just ditch the child again and leave with another boyfriend. she has no job, and hasnt had one since she was pregnant - so almost 3 years. Can we win this case if we go for full custody, and grant the mother visitation rights?
Establishing an Order: Mother Abandoned With the Child for 6 Months, Now Wants Full Custody
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