You are a hard-working professional, and that means that you're not always home. In fact, in the last week, you worked over 60 hours. You know that the environment in your home is lacking a parent, but you're divorcing and still want to see your children. You want them to have a place in your home and to be able to be there for them. You're convinced that you can be there for them, adjust your hours to work more when they're not in your custody and share the responsibility of raising them.
