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    I share joint custody with my ex-husband. My 11 year old daughter lives with me primarily and is with her father every other weekend. His scheduled visitation with my daughter was for this past weekend, but we had an awful snow storm and I didn't feel it safe for her to go with him due to the fact he wanted to take her several hours away to visit our other daughter. Before this he has never had issues with swapping weekends with me if he wanted to or I wanted to. What are my rights?

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