Your questions: ex won't deliver kids to their sports games, and enforcing a separation agreement
Divorced and DoneShow Notes
Coming off a great episode last week, we're taking more voicemails. What happens when your ex doesn't take your kids to their sports games? When is a settlement a settlement? What happens when your ex tries to get out of the agreement they drafted and signed?
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