Filing Motion For Visitation
Summary
In Texas, you can file a motion to enforce child visitation if the other parent is not complying with the visitation order. Gather evidence of missed visitations and detail attempts to resolve the issue amicably. Complete the Motion to Enforce form, available on the Texas Law Help website, and submit it to the court where the original order was issued. The court may modify orders or impose penalties.Full Conversation
can you tell the opposing lawyer you're going to file a motion?
Yes, it's common practice to inform the opposing lawyer of your intention to file a motion. This can sometimes lead to a resolution without needing to involve the court. What kind of motion are you planning to file?
motion to enforce child visitation and comply
In Texas, you can file a motion to enforce child visitation if the other parent is not complying with the visitation order. Here are some key points:
- Provide evidence of missed visitations.
- Detail attempts to resolve the issue amicably.
- The court may modify orders or impose penalties.
Do you need specific forms or guidance on filing the motion?
yes
Here are the steps to file a motion to enforce child visitation in Texas:
- Complete the Motion to Enforce: You can find forms on the Texas Law Help website.
- Gather Evidence: Collect proof of missed visitations and attempts to resolve the issue.
- File the Motion: Submit the motion to the court where the original order was issued.
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