What To Do When You Are Not Being Allowed To See Your Kids
Court ordered parenting plans cost a lot of money.
For that reason, the parties should follow them. However, in many instances, after the case is over, one parent will hold the children hostage against the other parent. This is not fair to the other parent, much less the children. Children need both parents. No one parent is better than the other parent, and no parent can juxtapose their decision and usurp the decision of the court. However, many try.
A large part of Mike’s practice is taking such “bad” parents to court and having them found in contempt of court for violating the residential provisions of a parenting plan. When that happens, the court imposes penalties and fines and attorney’s fees. The offended parent gets makeup time and a sense of feeling that justice has been done.
The offending parent just gets punished.
The children get what the court ordered originally, access to both their parents.
You Owe It To Your Children
If you have a parenting plan that the other parent is not following, don’t be afraid to call Mike for help. You owe it to your children.