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My wife left me just over a month ago to live with her new boyfriend, we have a son who is almost 4...I have him 5:5 hrs a day during the week, plus every other weekend he stays with me Friday and Saturday night, his mother picks him up Sundays at 12:00,.
My questions are:
1. Will i have a case for joint custody ? as my wife threatens to take my son back to Poland if her relationship with her boyfriend fails.
2. Does the amount of time I have my son effect my maintenance ?

Any help and guidance would be most welcome

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Would your ex be in favour of joint custody? If things are good between you, it might be worth discussing the possabilities. Have you sought any legal advice yet?

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Not seen legal advice, have appointment next week.

She has said no to joint custody, think this is because she has a son in Poland she does not see anymore.

This is something I will fight for.

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You may be able to get a prohibited steps order preventing her from taking your son permanently out of the country - the problem you have is that with residence, she can take him out for up to 30 days - if you think there is a chance that she may leave and not come back, then you need to express that fear (she has family/network over there, so there would be grounds) to the court.

maintenance under the CSA rules is dependant on your takehome pay, but then reduced by 1/7th for each 52 days per year that your son stays overnight with you.

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