Totally agree with you, 25. I'm not and will not back out of my plans now. I have to try. One way or another, our Father's Will be done.
UPDATE Friday evening I asked my wife about Memorial Day Monday (both of our are off). I suggested splitting the day to spend time with our son, and she immediately said "Not until you sign the documents."
"That's how you're doing this? Really?", I responded.
She then said, "I'll think about it."
Fast forward to today, when she came to fetch our son from my place, I asked again. Again she said that I need to sign the documents first.
Now, besides what I've typed here today, I wish our conversation was documented either by text/email, because I could use it as further proof of her NOT co-parenting with me, as well as her continued sense of entitlement.
I'm thinking of sending her a text to clarify tomorrow's plan and to get it on record. We never did discuss when I'd pick our son up (though why I suggested "half day", I assumed it would be noon), so I was thinking sending this:
"Since you had no intentions of doing a half day for E, I would like to come at 3:30pm to pick him up instead."
