3 UPDATES: Ex Wife Made Our Daughter Do All The Housework At Her House Because She's Pregnant And...

3 UPDATES: Ex Wife Made Our Daughter Do All The Housework At Her House Because She's Pregnant And Refused To Stop Even After I Confronted Her… So I Decided To File For Full Custody Because THIS Is What Her Husband Had Told Our Daughter And She Thought It Was No Big Deal....

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I (40M) have a daughter, Jade (16F), with my ex-wife, Margo (38F). Margo and I met when I was 21 and she had just turned 19. We met at our friend's party and we got along really well. I asked her out the day we met because he was really smart and pretty and I really liked her. Unfortunately, she said yes that day and we ended up together for a really long time. We dated for a couple of months before we met each other’s families and then eventually, after almost a year of dating, we decided to move in together. Margo went to college nearby and she had been living on campus, but I asked her to move in with me in my apartment, and she agreed. This is important because later on, she would blame me for everything that went wrong and insisted that it was my fault that she didn’t have a career of her own. She was more than happy to move in with me in my apartment, and I didn’t have to ask her twice. We started living together, and everything was going great. Our families approved of each other and we were in love, everything was perfect. But then, shortly after her graduation, Margo found out that she was pregnant. Again, let me just make it clear to everybody that she was the one who wanted to keep the baby. Something she would blame me for, for the next several years to come.