PARANOID BY ALL THE 360 DRAMA. LOL.
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YUP, ON THE WAY TO COURT.
My problem with this is that you are finding out about his activities in an illegal way. You aren't helping yourself any because none of your findings are admissable. Also, he hasn't DONE anything yet. Like Trisha said, it could just be a way for him to find "easy" women, and if he meets these women while the child is not in his care - it isn't your business nor does it matter in custody - his sex life, as gross as it may be to you - is his private business. The ONLY time it would matter is if he was having sexual relations with someone while the child was in his care, or filing things with the child present. Porn isn't illegal. Go for the big guns if you want to - but the problem is going to be the same for any attorney - you can't get a judge to rule on things you fear might happen - you have to have a proven (and/or proveable) record of bad behavior while the child is his sole care....you don't have that. All you have is things he's considering doing, on his own time...done on his own time...things he's allowed to do. Ana - you know he's a horny slimeball - stop going into his e-mail. All you are doing at this point is giving yourself a major anxiety attack.
He has rights as a father, overnights are one of them - regardless if the child sleeps through the night or not. You need to send the child on overnights (or even day trips), hire a PI and catch him in the act of doing something stupid to have any bearing on custody. Your fears he will hurt his child just to spite you - is unfounded and it is your irrational fears getting the absolute best of you. On top of a good attorney if you aren't getting counseling, please do - you can't go into court this much of an over reactive hot mess - you will do more damage to your case than good. Make a paragraph and hit the enter key - that will give you a hard space between them =)
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