Do I need to modify my current custody agreement, if my 15 year old son wants to live with me, his mother, full time?

Hello. I hope things go well for your son - IMO, as a parent, it is so hard to be a boy (kid) growing up! As to your post otherwise, first, parents' time with their kids is their parenting time, - 'visiting' is for others like the grandparents. The terminology is important. I do not know your finances of course but with no question I urge you to have attorney assistance at this time. If you were to approach me for instance I imagine I would want to talk with you for perhaps one and one half hours. If you are indigent or otherwise very low income perhaps you would want to check out some resource such as having a short sit down with an atty at the family law courthouse during the times for volunteer att'ys to be present. If you have some but limited finances I urge you to consider turning to one of the few of us who assist people with limited attorney help (the legal jargon is limited scope or unbundled attorney assistance). I myself actually prefer to help my clients this way, working with my client and having that aim of not wasting people's hard earned money. In my own professional life I aim to do a good deal of 'free' attorney work but have a rule that I do so now only through one particular charity to which I've given time for many years. Again I very much hope your son gets back into some school and is studying once again - education is so very important, in unending ways. TRICIA DWYER ESQ

First try to work it out with the father as you have done in the past. You also should consult an attorney. If you have limited finances try contacting your local Legal Aid. If you don't qualify for Legal Aid they may at least have some resources for you.