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Childrens rights on visitation

I have 3 children 7,8 12 years of age. I am going through a divorce, and have been granted joint legal and joint phys. w/ the non-custodian parent. Their father has visitation on a 3day (72 hours) every 10 days. But, there are times when the children want to go over other than those days and I have no problem doing so. Their father on the other hand, seems to believe that when they are there on the 3 day sched. They have to stay the whole time and not come home. The children usually feel confident that they can flow back and forth on mom's time but dad denies the same flow. With my children being somewhat of age, is there an actual legal way that the courts can help out on behalf of the children to be able have their voices heard. The court has appointed a Guardian E'Lite but, I don't know if that is enough of a ground for the kids or if there maybe other legal ways of helping the children out instead of being stopped from their rights?

 
 
 
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