I agree but it's possible, even likely, that with the judge's orders, one could guess what Dylan said to judge in closed quarters.
Imagine this : MR takes Dylan on trip of lifetime in summer, ' hey you love your old man , right? don't you wanna live with me instead of move so far away ? "
" sure dad, yeah, this is fun'"
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Then judge comes back and says Dylan's going with mom on the move and maybe MR anticipated DR staying with him after the move,, thought he had buttered him up good and DR would tell the judge I really wanna stay with my dad and near my friends. I think in most states, in mine anyway, at age of 12 a child's own opinion is weighed in custody matters. I can't tell you how many friends I've had say ' well when he's 12 , he can come back and live with me, when he's old enough to tell the judge himself' . It almost NEVER works out that way but they think it might .
So , orders are handed down and then MR knows that DR did not tell the judge he wants to stay with dad, or at least he assumes it didn't happen.
Could be ,,,,,,,,,,,scenario number 872 !~