What to do if my wife and I are in the process of a divorce and I get Christmas but she insists holidays start at 9 am, yet to me waking up in the morning to see what Santa brought is part of the day?

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What to do if my wife and I are in the process of a divorce and I get Christmas but she insists holidays start at 9 am, yet to me waking up in the morning to see what Santa brought is part of the day?

The paperwork has just been filed and it hasn’t been thirty days yet so how do I fight this?

Asked on November 19, 2012 under Family Law, Arizona

Answers:

Anne Brady / Law Office of Anne Brady

Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

Just for this year, could you possibly find a way to spend Christmas Eve together in the same house, so you can wake up together with the kids and see what Santa brought?  Will it not be confusing to the children to have Santa know how to suddenly bring the presents to Father's house rather than Mother's house?  Maybe you could spend the night at Mother's house and then take the children to your place after breakfast?  It is Christmas after all.


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