While our custody schedule has resulted in a lot less headaches since it
was implemented, it does mean that I have the children on different days every
week.
My ex works a blue collar job - and has to do shift work. That means he's on a rotating shift schedule of 12 hour day and night shifts. This contrasts of course with my nine to five. Ideally, the schedule would be based on my schedule, meaning I would get to spend my non-work days (weekends) with the children. Unfortunately, in order to make everything "equal", the arbitrator chose to base the schedule on his schedule - and instead, he has the children every day he has off. So the children are with me Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and then Wednesday, Thursday rotating every two weeks.
My ex works a blue collar job - and has to do shift work. That means he's on a rotating shift schedule of 12 hour day and night shifts. This contrasts of course with my nine to five. Ideally, the schedule would be based on my schedule, meaning I would get to spend my non-work days (weekends) with the children. Unfortunately, in order to make everything "equal", the arbitrator chose to base the schedule on his schedule - and instead, he has the children every day he has off. So the children are with me Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday and then Wednesday, Thursday rotating every two weeks.
