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What do you mean “sign your rights away”? I don't know what that means
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Being a parent, I do understand how overwhelming the situation is — respect to you for your efforts. If he truly did slip a disk, he may have been heavily medicated. If so, falling asleep, as horrific as it is to find the children unattended, might have been inadvertent.
You have been shouldering a tremendous burden, obviously. You’ve reached a point where you feel alone and that is understandable. Perhaps, rather than turn your life and the lives of your family upside down, you can ask your mother in law if she can help an additional day (or night). Use that time to seek counseling either with your husband or alone (if he refuses to attend). It may be that he’s unaware of your frustrations and his own lack of empathy/understanding of the position you’re in. You need professional help to learn how to advocate for yourself in a way you will both be heard and seen.
Admittedly, your husband works a lot of hours. He might be so focused on work he’s blind (maybe subconsciously) to your experiences. Not saying he’s innocent in this at all, I’m just playing devil’s advocate here, but it’s worth seeking counseling. This man is in the process of adopting your child. He sees himself as a permanent part of your children’s lives. No doubt they are attached to him. He’s committed, at least on some level, to your family. Maybe it’s fair to warn him first? Ask him to go to marriage counseling and give him the opportunity to fight for his family. If he fails that, or refuses to participate further, then you have your answer.
Additionally, without putting all of your business in the street, ask your mother in law if she would be willing to offer some additional support. She might be willing to lighten the load a bit. That extra help might be enough to help you navigate the counseling process. Best of luck, OP. Being a working parent is very difficult. Fight the good fight, but unless you truly believe your children are in further danger, don’t throw in the towel too soon.