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I am sorry to hear about this. Will your wife agree that they live with you?
A lot would depend on if the other arty agrees or not.
Generally, after a divorce, both partners retain parental responsibility for the children.
If there is a disagreement in this resect you can ask the court to give responsibility to just one of the parents.
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A lot would depend on if the other party agrees or not.
If there is a disagreement in this respect you can ask the court to give responsibility to just one of the parents.
Again, it depends on whether she would accept the fact they the property is in your name and you both agree that you keep it.
If you and your ex partner can't reach an agreement on this, you could try mediation. If this isn’t possible or doesn't work, you will have to attend court and they will decide how the property should be split.
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Both parents have parental responsibility unless the court decides otherwise.
You will need to convince the court that this is in the child's interest that he/she lives with you.
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