Violation Of Visitation Order

Summary

If a supervised visitation order is being violated in Minnesota, you can file a Motion for Contempt of Court. Document instances of non-compliance and consult a family lawyer. Courts favor tangible evidence, but childrens testimonies may be considered. Alternatives include using a neutral third-party for evidence, consulting a child psychologist to testify, and recording violations if legally permissible. Always consult a lawyer before proceeding.

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My husbands ex wife has supervised visitation every two weeks, the kids have told us that she hasnt had a supervisor while they are there and told them to lie. We have no physical proof to give to the court. Only the kids word. Can we file a contempt of court? Or what should we do
Hello ****,
In general, you can file a contempt of court if the supervised visitation order is being violated. However, the specifics can vary based on your location. Could you please tell me where you are located so I can provide more accurate information?
Minnesota
In Minnesota, you can:
- File a Motion for Contempt of Court.
- Document instances of non-compliance.
- Consult a family lawyer.
Please remember, court favors tangible evidence. But, children's testimonies may be considered.
The kids shouldnt have to testify against their mother
Hello ****, I understand your concerns. In Minnesota, judges take into account the best interests of the child. There are alternatives like:
- Using a neutral third-party for evidence.
- Consulting a child psychologist to testify.
- Recording of violations, if legally permissible. Always consult a lawyer before proceeding.