It sounds like you need to file an action for child custody and child support. If you cannot agree on visitation then the court will set a schedule for you. If she is breastfeeding, the court may not grant overnight visitation right now.
In order to find out what her true income is, you will need to request records from her business. One of things to look at would be corporate tax returns, her personal tax returns, profit and loss statements, checking and savings accounts for the business, etc.
The court will consider all of the benefit she gets from the business as income, not just the salary she pays herself.
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