If his lawyer said it was ok, then go. If the ex does make a big deal, bow out gracefully. Let her be the one to make a fool of herself, and don't make yourself look bad by fighting back.
New Question on jurisdiction
Ok, I have been doing research on this,(my first thread) and I am wondering if Ohio has the jurisdiction over visitation orders. My question is, does PA have jurisdiction instead of ohio due to the fact the PA is the child's "home state"? She lives there with her...
If you can't afford an attorney, that what I would recommend is to do your research. Get online and research the laws for your state/county. In my state/county it is called "Domestic Relations Division" of the common pleas court. I was also able to find literature as to what to prove for a...
I know that you can file a motion for the court to find her in contempt. But like with my situation, I do not know if they will find her in contempt and if that will really help with seeing the child. I guess I will know more in august unless someone else has an insight.
In the state and county where your mother obtained custody, you will need to make a motion to the courts for custody. I would recommend getting an attorney, unless your mother is agreeable to the change. It could get complicated if she fights it. Your son wanting to live with you may carry...
your sister will need to make a motion before the common pleas court for custody. call the clerk of courts in your county and they will give you the forms needed.
It sounds like you have residential custody of your daughter, and she visits with her dad one night a week and on the weekends. It also sounds like she has decided, not the courts to spend half the week at her dad's house. I am not an attorney, and you should check with your state laws, but...
My husband's ex wife moved to PA almost 2 years ago. They have 4 children together, and my husband has residential custody of 3 of the 4. The 4th child now resides in PA with her mother. Since the move to PA, it has been increasingly difficult for my husband to see/speak to his daughter. I...