Like Elle said I’d need more context to officially give my opinion. However I have seen kids be split up when dealing with custody. What is strange though is usually it’s the older children who are allowed to see the parent and not the younger one as the older children are less dependent on the parent and are able to tell a responsible adult if they feel unsafe or if something happened that shouldn’t of. Usually in a split custody case the younger ones are allowed contact but less often and usually supervised in a context centre. But like I said without knowing the context it’s hard to sayTo my legal trolls -
I’ve been refurbing a house the past few months and haven’t decided whether to sell or rent it out yet (for context) I bumped into my neighbor the other day and general ‘how are you’ convo. She told me her partner (who has 4 kids from a previous relationship) is getting custody of 2/4 kids (I think the two youngest which are around 3 & 4) so they’re looking for a bigger house. I didn’t realize until mentioning it to my partner later that day, I think she was hoping I offered the house to them to rent… We’ve literally never discussed our kids before, and I’ve truthfully rarely seen his kids, he seems to have them 2 days per month at least from what I’ve noticed; so for her to mention something I’d consider quite personal was odd.
Anyway, how often does a father manage to get custody of some of his kids but not others? Is that even possible? I find it hard to believe a judge would be willing to split up children… no?I’d never actually rent the house to them anyway, they’re pleasant people to speak to but their house & outside space is completely unkempt and messy + the inside of their house is filthy lol. I’m not even sure what to do if she asks if they can rent it although we are leaning more toward selling immediately to free up the funds. I’m just Uber nosy and curious about the partial custody of the kids now lol.
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Omg he was my absolute favourite. So upsettingI cant believe Matthew Perry is dead