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    I have in my contract that I need a copy of any separation agreement.

    I have never been in this situation before luckily but I used to work in the legal field. Get a copy of the contract and follow it, keep a written diary in the child's backpack for both parents to read as they likely won't be communicating. You cannot withhold a child from a parent but in the event a child is picked up by a parent who does not have the legal right to have the child you would then immediately contact the police and other parent. This is why you must have a copy of the agreement. You can't just take one parents word as to what is happening.

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