Non-Custodial parent visits

[Randy_Conklin]

Are there any legal ramifications when the non-custodial parent dresses her 9 year old son like a girl?

My ex wife has alternate weekend visitation and several weeks back, she decided that it would be good entertainment to dress our son like a girl and took pictures of him. Is this something that could strip some visitation rights away or create a supervised visitation situation or even request a psych eval?
Her mother, step father, and her sister were all there laughing and no one found anything wrong with this. When I questioned her about it she ultimately said, "there's nothing wrong with it and I'd do it again". (It has not happened again).

TY in advance

 

[luvsspike]

How old is your son? Did she make him to it against his will?

 

[Randy_Conklin]

He is 9. He's the type of kid that kind of goes with the flow. I asked him if he wanted to and he said, "no", but he didn't really protest either. But, his 7 year old brother did.

 

[irish223]

It seems that your 9 year old had the option to refuse if the 7 year old did.

This is not a reason to modify visitation.

 

[BayState]

Are there any legal ramifications when the non-custodial parent dresses her 9 year old son like a girl?

My ex wife has alternate weekend visitation and several weeks back, she decided that it would be good entertainment to dress our son like a girl and took pictures of him. Is this something that could strip some visitation rights away or create a supervised visitation situation or even request a psych eval?
Her mother, step father, and her sister were all there laughing and no one found anything wrong with this. When I questioned her about it she ultimately said, "there's nothing wrong with it and I'd do it again". (It has not happened again).

TY in advance

Define "dressing our son like a girl".

 

[Randy_Conklin]

Define "dressing our son like a girl".

A dress, hair clips, clip on earrings, make-up...followed up by pictures for their enjoyment.

 

[BayState]

A dress, hair clips, clip on earrings, make-up...followed up by pictures for their enjoyment.

I was out last October () and saw many boys dressed like girls...I am sure none of their parents had their parental rights restricted. I "personally" believe that you are over-reacting to a harmless bit of fun...Please don't turn this into more than it is.

If you provide your state i will search for some case law...But I really doubt there will be anything to support you desire to cut Mom out of children's lives over a bit of silliness.