Custody Interference Legal Steps

Summary

The conversation discusses issues related to custody interference, where one parent disrupts the others legal custody or visitation rights. It suggests documenting instances of interference, communicating in writing, and potentially filing a motion in court to enforce visitation orders. Legal consequences for continued interference include being held in contempt of court, fines, or modification of custody arrangements. To prove spiteful behavior, gather evidence, document emotional abuse, and seek witness testimonies. Present documented evidence and witness testimonies to a judge to highlight patterns of interference. Consulting a local attorney is recommended for personalized legal advice.

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The father of my child has filed child abuse charges against me, so dhs was involved. Well after his request for fully custody was dismissed he retaliated with tampering with the witness felony charge against me. So i have court dates, fast forward a couple weeks and dhs has officially closed their case and the judge overseeing the crimal case has given permission for me to have supervised visits and electronic interaction with my son. But the father still wont let me see my son in person and has not informed me on any medical information changes for our son. We have */* custody and shared decision making, what can i do to get my time with my son?
I'm sorry to hear about your situation, ****. Here are some steps you might consider:
- Review the court order regarding your custody and visitation rights.
- Document all instances where visitation was denied.
- Communicate with your child's father about visitation and medical updates in writing.
- Consider filing a motion in court to enforce the visitation order.
If you wish to consult with a local lawyer who can offer more personalized advice, let me know!
What is this kind of behavior called?
The father's behavior could be referred to as "parental interference" or "custodial interference." This occurs when one parent disrupts the other parent's legal custody or visitation rights. It may be beneficial to document these behaviors and seek legal advice to enforce the custody and visitation orders.
What will happen if he keeps doing this after being informed of these contempt of court ordered actions?
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If the father continues to interfere with your custody rights despite being informed of the court orders, he could face legal consequences, such as:
- Being held in contempt of court.
- Fines or penalties.
- Modification of custody arrangements.
It would be wise to consult a local attorney for guidance on enforcing the court orders.
Whats the best way to prove it's due to a spiteful past incident that he can't get over and is emotionally abusing our child for revenge?
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To prove the father's spiteful behavior and emotional abuse, consider the following steps:
- Gather evidence of past incidents and communications that demonstrate his motives.
- Document instances of emotional abuse towards your child.
- Seek testimonies from witnesses who can confirm his behavior.
- Consult a legal expert to build a strong case.
Best way to prove a father is using your son as calateral damage for his feelings being hurt?
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To demonstrate that the father is using your son as collateral due to hurt feelings, focus on:
- Documenting all communications and instances where his actions seemed retaliatory.
- Gathering witness testimonies who can vouch for his behavior.
- Collecting evidence of any emotional distress caused to your son.
- Consulting with a legal expert to strengthen your case.
If you wish to consult with a local lawyer who can assist you further, let me know!
Best way to point out to a judge that the co-parent is using a situation he initiated to get the other parent out of their kids life and it's a pattern that has been going on a few years now?
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To effectively point out to a judge that the co-parent is using past incidents to alienate you from your child's life, consider these steps:
- Present documented evidence of the co-parent's behavior over the years.
- Highlight patterns of interference with your custody rights.
- Showcase any retaliatory actions taken by the co-parent.
- Provide witness testimonies supporting your claims.
If you need more support in the courtroom, consulting a local lawyer might be beneficial.