Parenting Plan Violation Steps

Summary

Violating a parenting plan can have legal consequences. Document any violations, such as unauthorized communication or bribery, and consult a family law attorney for guidance. In Florida, recording conversations requires consent from all parties involved. The statement I know you are listening does not imply consent. Consider filing a motion for modification if necessary, and ensure any evidence complies with legal standards.

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The father of my child is badmouthing to him about me over the phone. He also bribes my son with calling him what is against the parenting plan.
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. It's important to address this issue as it can affect your child.
A relevant question for you: Does your parenting plan include any specific provisions about communication or behavior guidelines for both parents?
Yes, there is one call a day garanted
It sounds like the father of your child may be violating the parenting plan. Here are some potential steps you can take:
- Review the parenting plan to confirm the communication guidelines.
- Document instances of violations, including dates and descriptions.
- Consider discussing the issue with a family law attorney to explore your options.
Is there anything specific you would like to know about addressing this issue legally?
can I do a motion of modification with video surveillance of the phone calls?
Yes, you can file a motion for modification if you believe the father is violating the parenting plan. Video surveillance of the phone calls can be used as evidence, but ensure it complies with Florida's recording laws. Consulting with a family law attorney can help you navigate this process effectively.
Got any more questions?
Can I take a video as evidence when the father is saying I know she is listening?
In Florida, recording a conversation without the consent of all parties involved is illegal. Both parties must be aware and agree to the recording.
- Make sure you have consent from the father before recording the conversation.
- Consult a family law attorney to explore other evidence-gathering methods.
Do you have any other questions on this matter?
if someone says, I know you listening, is that a kind of consent?
In Florida, for recording conversations, both parties must give explicit consent. The statement "I know you are listening" does not necessarily imply consent to record.
- Explicit consent must be clear and affirmative.
- It's advisable to consult a family law attorney for further guidance.
Do you have any other questions?