I was recently served with papers stating that I am in contempt of court for child visitation. I was recently awarded residential parent for school purposes in a shared parenting case. My ex was awarded standard parenting time with a provision for additional parenting time as the parties mutually agree. " Plaintiff should utilize these provisions to provide defendant ample parenting time beyond the standard order as to replicate, as much as possible, what the parties were doing prior to this past school year. If plaintiff were to limit defendant strictly to standard parenting time, the Court would welcome a later petition for modification."
I provided my ex with a couple of extra days and overnights as well as opened up the times on the days she has them. I'm not sure what the judgement allows and deems contempt. Her attorney contacted me and wanted to changed the order to a 50/50 schedule. I did not agree. What can I expect from this point forward? Since the order for parenting time is a gray area, am I guilty of any wrongdoing?
Thanks
I provided my ex with a couple of extra days and overnights as well as opened up the times on the days she has them. I'm not sure what the judgement allows and deems contempt. Her attorney contacted me and wanted to changed the order to a 50/50 schedule. I did not agree. What can I expect from this point forward? Since the order for parenting time is a gray area, am I guilty of any wrongdoing?
Thanks