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It depends on the age of the child as well as the sex. The child can make the decision in their early teens. I took my child to a therapist who helped him decide, rather than running it through the courts. My opinion is that a son does well with his father in later teen years, but needs the closeness of his mother before that. The commitment of the mother's relationship to her SO matters a whole lot more than that it is a same-sex relationship. Studies are quite solid on that conclusion. Also, you could spend time and lots of money on an issue that will be moot in a few years once the child grows up. Consider maintaining a closer relationship with the child by using the money you would have spent winning to travel to him for visits. You won't have put your child through this fight and your ex may be more willing to compromise than if you forced the issue.

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Q: If the mother and father has joint custody and the father wants full custody because of the mother same sex relationship in Alabama could the father win?
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