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Visitation Arrangement Modification Request
Summary
If a court-ordered visitation arrangement is financially burdensome or impractical, you can request a modification. Present your concerns during a court status check, explaining why the current setup is unsuitable and suggesting more affordable alternatives. You can also inquire about the necessity of the other parents presence during visits, especially if it affects the quality of time spent with your child. Consider proposing locations like parks or community centers for more meaningful interactions.Full Conversation
I go to court for status check today
It might be a good idea to bring up your concerns during the status check. You can explain to the judge that the current visitation arrangement is financially burdensome and suggest more practical alternatives.
- Clearly outline why the trampoline park is not suitable.
- Provide reasonable alternatives for visitation.
Would you like help drafting a statement for the court?
- Clearly outline why the trampoline park is not suitable.
- Provide reasonable alternatives for visitation.
Would you like help drafting a statement for the court?
Yes
Sure, here's a draft statement for the court:
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Your Honor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visitation arrangement with my son. The current arrangement requires our visits to take place at an expensive trampoline park, which is financially burdensome for me. Additionally, this environment is not ideal for quality bonding time with my son, as he is often running around and jumping, making it difficult to engage with him meaningfully.
I have proposed several alternative locations for our visits that are more affordable and conducive to spending quality time together, but my ex has not agreed to any of these suggestions.
I respectfully request that the court consider modifying the visitation order to allow for visits at more practical and affordable locations. Some suggestions include local parks, libraries, or community centers where we can engage in activities that foster our relationship without imposing undue financial strain.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Would you like to add or change anything in the statement?
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Your Honor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visitation arrangement with my son. The current arrangement requires our visits to take place at an expensive trampoline park, which is financially burdensome for me. Additionally, this environment is not ideal for quality bonding time with my son, as he is often running around and jumping, making it difficult to engage with him meaningfully.
I have proposed several alternative locations for our visits that are more affordable and conducive to spending quality time together, but my ex has not agreed to any of these suggestions.
I respectfully request that the court consider modifying the visitation order to allow for visits at more practical and affordable locations. Some suggestions include local parks, libraries, or community centers where we can engage in activities that foster our relationship without imposing undue financial strain.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Would you like to add or change anything in the statement?
I want to ask the judge if my ex has to be there when I visit with my son
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Got it! Here's the revised statement including your request about your ex's presence during visitation:
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Your Honor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visitation arrangement with my son. The current arrangement requires our visits to take place at an expensive trampoline park, which is financially burdensome for me. Additionally, this environment is not ideal for quality bonding time with my son, as he is often running around and jumping, making it difficult to engage with him meaningfully.
I have proposed several alternative locations for our visits that are more affordable and conducive to spending quality time together, but my ex has not agreed to any of these suggestions.
Furthermore, I would like to request clarification on the necessity of my ex being present during my visitation time with my son. I believe that having visits without my ex present would provide a more comfortable and relaxed environment for my son and me to bond.
I respectfully request that the court consider modifying the visitation order to allow for visits at more practical and affordable locations. Some suggestions include local parks, libraries, or community centers where we can engage in activities that foster our relationship without imposing undue financial strain.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Would you like to add or change anything else in the statement?
Got it! Here's the revised statement including your request about your ex's presence during visitation:
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Your Honor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visitation arrangement with my son. The current arrangement requires our visits to take place at an expensive trampoline park, which is financially burdensome for me. Additionally, this environment is not ideal for quality bonding time with my son, as he is often running around and jumping, making it difficult to engage with him meaningfully.
I have proposed several alternative locations for our visits that are more affordable and conducive to spending quality time together, but my ex has not agreed to any of these suggestions.
Furthermore, I would like to request clarification on the necessity of my ex being present during my visitation time with my son. I believe that having visits without my ex present would provide a more comfortable and relaxed environment for my son and me to bond.
I respectfully request that the court consider modifying the visitation order to allow for visits at more practical and affordable locations. Some suggestions include local parks, libraries, or community centers where we can engage in activities that foster our relationship without imposing undue financial strain.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Would you like to add or change anything else in the statement?
And how I noticed that the visit i was able to go to my ex pretty much ignored/did not watch my son while he jumped even when my son started acting out he make his mom take care of it
Case Rating: *
Here's the revised statement including your new concern:
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Your Honor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visitation arrangement with my son. The current arrangement requires our visits to take place at an expensive trampoline park, which is financially burdensome for me. Additionally, this environment is not ideal for quality bonding time with my son, as he is often running around and jumping, making it difficult to engage with him meaningfully.
I have proposed several alternative locations for our visits that are more affordable and conducive to spending quality time together, but my ex has not agreed to any of these suggestions.
Furthermore, I would like to request clarification on the necessity of my ex being present during my visitation time with my son. I believe that having visits without my ex present would provide a more comfortable and relaxed environment for my son and me to bond. During the visits, I have noticed that my ex does not actively supervise our son, often leaving the responsibility to his mother even when our son acts out.
I respectfully request that the court consider modifying the visitation order to allow for visits at more practical and affordable locations. Some suggestions include local parks, libraries, or community centers where we can engage in activities that foster our relationship without imposing undue financial strain.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Would you like to add or change anything else in the statement?
Here's the revised statement including your new concern:
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Your Honor,
I am writing to express my concerns regarding the current visitation arrangement with my son. The current arrangement requires our visits to take place at an expensive trampoline park, which is financially burdensome for me. Additionally, this environment is not ideal for quality bonding time with my son, as he is often running around and jumping, making it difficult to engage with him meaningfully.
I have proposed several alternative locations for our visits that are more affordable and conducive to spending quality time together, but my ex has not agreed to any of these suggestions.
Furthermore, I would like to request clarification on the necessity of my ex being present during my visitation time with my son. I believe that having visits without my ex present would provide a more comfortable and relaxed environment for my son and me to bond. During the visits, I have noticed that my ex does not actively supervise our son, often leaving the responsibility to his mother even when our son acts out.
I respectfully request that the court consider modifying the visitation order to allow for visits at more practical and affordable locations. Some suggestions include local parks, libraries, or community centers where we can engage in activities that foster our relationship without imposing undue financial strain.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Would you like to add or change anything else in the statement?
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