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@maxedwell I mean, the kicker is, they are still in elementary school, so not even receiving real grading marks yet... though at all the parent-teacher conferences, they are at or above grade level. I went back through my communication, my lawyer had highlighted it for review and discussion...

@katrina2017 Well, the joke is on the court system! If we could work jointly successfully, we probably wouldn't be divorced! LOL. It's amazing how you are supposed to review and make these legally binding agreements through such an emotionally draining period in your life. The relevance and...

@youngwolf Totally agree with you, but in my scenario, it is the opposite, "she's covering her ass". Sorry to hear about your ex being a covert narc... it's a very subtle type but dangerous type of narcissism.

@jesusfreak2014 I appreciate you!

@jesusfreak2014 Someone else I knew was interpreting it that she doesn't have to listen to reasonable consent... "no" is no. Regardless, 3 years later, it feels like a pretty poorly written statement, lol.

@naga888 Oh, I appreciate your viewpoints as well. While I wouldn't use the phrasing "once in a lifetime" trips, I would personally argue for memorable/meaningful/enriching trips. Still, I also very much agree with the need for family emergencies. You are correct though, I don't constantly...

@sashaw3 Totally agree with that definition of reasonable consent, thank you for that. So long as one partner makes a reasonable argument for one of those types of experiences, the other party should provide consent? Is that how you interpret that also?

Okay, not expecting legal-level advice here; just different perspectives on this clause. I am having a hard time interpreting "Reasonable consent will not be withheld" in this context From our separation agreement. Does that mean she can't always say no just for the sake of saying no? I...