I've been reading a lot of the posts here and it's my understanding that Judges do not like to change the status quo. That being said, is it still possible to seek a parallel parenting regime even when status quo has been established?
Obviously my wife is the primary care giver. I work and she does not which means she has time to devote all her attention to our daughter. I do the best I can, but the reality is that I have to go to work to support us. As I have left the family home, and she is clearly the primary care giver, is it still possible to seek parallel parenting?
I want to play a large role in my daughters life. I want to be involved in her schooling and other events in her life. I want to do homework with her and read her stories, give her baths and take care of her in all ways. Will this "status quo" take that from me?
Obviously my wife is the primary care giver. I work and she does not which means she has time to devote all her attention to our daughter. I do the best I can, but the reality is that I have to go to work to support us. As I have left the family home, and she is clearly the primary care giver, is it still possible to seek parallel parenting?
I want to play a large role in my daughters life. I want to be involved in her schooling and other events in her life. I want to do homework with her and read her stories, give her baths and take care of her in all ways. Will this "status quo" take that from me?
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