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Gaining full custody when an ex has been absent for years is not straightforward. Courts prioritize the best interests of the children, not the absence of a parent. They consider various factors, not just who has been physically present.

*Custody decisions are based on children's best interests, not parental absence. *A parent's absence doesn't guarantee custody to the other parent. *Courts consider the overall influence of both parents on the children. *Legal action is necessary to bring the issue to the court's attention. *The court doesn't automatically know the dynamics of each household.

To address custody where one parent has been absent, legal action is needed to inform the court. The focus should be on proving how the custody arrangement benefits the children. While a parent's absence is a factor, the court weighs it against the children's overall well-being and stability.

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