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A: If you have $20,000 for legal fees, you can. Depends on the age of the child, circumstances of the divorce/separation.For instance in the US,In custody cases involving children under 13,the judge decides who is the better fitting parent. Above 13, the child chooses. Also, her being a lesbian has no bearing on custody.

If you need support there are several support groups for fathers online.

A bit of advice though: Make sure you do whats right for the child ;)

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Q: Can you get custody of your daughter who doesnt want to live with her lesbian mum?
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