Custody Battle...

[scottbre 0]

If you were in the situation of being in a custody battle over your kids, would you give up skydiving permanently if it meant that you could choose the custodial terms of your children?

"Your mother's full of stupidjuice!"
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[Sonic 0]

One for Rhino I think. I think I would, but I don't have kids, so I can't really say anything

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It's like something out of that twilighty show about that zone

[freefalle 0]

in a heart beat, I love skydiving but I love my son more!

[f1freak 0]

I dont understand why skydiving would be an issue....

HAVE FUN...
...JUST DONT DIE

[wmw999 2,589]

It would only be until they turned 18. That's not permanent. I did it not because of a custody battle, but just because it turned into an issue between us.
Now I've started again.
Wendy

There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown)

[mouth 0]

Of course I would. My girls are the most important things in my life. I put them and their welfare before ANYTHING else.

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Hot Mama
At least you know where you stand even if it is in a pile of shit.

[scottbre 0]

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I dont understand why skydiving would be an issue....

It's a hypothetical question. Understanding why skydiving would be an issue doesn't really play into it.

"Your mother's full of stupidjuice!"
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[TequilaGirl 0]

You would not have to wait until they are 18 - most states will let the children choose where they want to live around 14........

[happythoughts 0]

"It's a hypothetical question."
Try to imagine a world without any hypothetical questions.

[skymama 37]

If you love your children enough to go to court for them probably means they are your first priority. It's a silly question.

She is Da Man, and you better not mess with Da Man,
because she will lay some keepdown on you faster than, well, really fast. ~Billvon

[wmw999 2,589]

Absolutely true they can choose at 14. However, it's best if you can maintain a decent relationship with your ex, for a host of reasons. It's not always possible, and you certainly don't want to compromise something basic, but it really really helps the kids.
They can also change their mind, and learn to play the parents off one another about that age. Makes being home often even more important. Not that they want to actually TALK to you (heaven forbid!), but if you're there it's often a good thing.
Wendy W. (whose son will be 19 in a couple of weeks)

There is nothing more dangerous than breaking a basic safety rule and getting away with it. It removes fear of the consequences and builds false confidence. (tbrown)

[rgoper 0]

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If you were in the situation of being in a custody battle over your kids, would you give up skydiving permanently if it meant that you could choose the custodial terms of your children?

first of all, this shouldn't be an issue in a custody litigation procedure. but, if it were, and it meant my children or sky diving, that's a no brainer, the answer is a resounding "YES" good luck, take care.

--Richard--
"We Will Not Be Shaken By Thugs, And Terroist"

[rhino 0]

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If you were in the situation of being in a custody battle over your kids, would you give up skydiving permanently if it meant that you could choose the custodial terms of your children?

DEFINITELY....