<human>: So I had planned on moving out of state this weekend, but at the last minute my ex put in some emergency order to prevent me from moving. The order was sustained and the judge told me he thought my move was a good idea (better job, lower cost of living, etc), but at that time things were a bit in the air. I had planned on having my mother take my daughter for the summer while I worked and found an apt, and got everything stabilized. He didn't like that idea and threw out giving my ex temporary custody instead while I got my ducks in a row. Which is something I'd be totally comfortable with, except I feel like while I move, she could go ahead and make that temporary custody order into a permanent one, which would basically make the entire ordeal useless to me. I'd rather stay here, in a place I despise, just to keep my daughter with me.

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<bot>: What's the likelihood of my ex turning a temporary custody agreement we might make, into a permanent one while I get my living arrangements stabilized out of state?