Been through that too. My advice differs a bit in that I think you will find after a few years the fighting was not worth it. One thing I know is that there is nothing you can do about the boyfriend and if you try you will likely p/o the judge. Lawyers love that tho because they love to make money and they charge for every second you talk to them in person or on the phone, they live for ugly divorces. In the end you will get what ever custody arangement the judge gives everyone regardless of how much fighting you do before, that is unless there is serious abuse going on or you have a butload of money for lawyers. Just remember no matter how you feel about your ex, always talk nice about her in front of your daughter. Kids are very observant and pick up on your attitude very quickly and no matter what she loves her mom and anything bad you say will hurt your girl. You won't change her mind about your ex anyway, just as she won't be able to change your girls mind about you. Getting used to other people being in your daughter's life will be hard, but sadly it's going to be a fact of life for you. The sooner you learn to except that the better.
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