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Actions You Can Take If The Other Parent Disrupts The Custody

In many other situations, a parent may directly disrupt the custody plan appointed by the court. If and when that happens, as a primary custodial parent, you have the right to take legal actions. The court will (in the majority of situations) order that any missed parenting time be made up. However, depending on the type of disruption, the court may completely modify the custody of the child, and prevent the parent who disrupted the previous plan from having as much time (or not at all) with the child. If you are in a similar situation with your ex, be sure to get in touch with Family Law Attorneys in Westlake Village. Give them a call today and schedule your free initial consultation.

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Actions You Can Take If The Other Parent Disrupts The Custody

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  1. Actions You Can Take If The Other Parent Disrupts The Custody

  2. When two people are going through a divorce, they try and solve everything before divorce is finalized. This includes child support and child custody. After their divorce is finalized, both parents will receive a “parenting plan”, and will (or will not) be able to have their child in their home, either living permanently or visiting (as ordered by the court). Here is everything that you need to know about parental interference and how to deal with it. Sometimes, one of the parents may disrupt the custody plan (whether directly or indirectly), and when that happens, the other parent has the right to take legal actions.

  3. What Went Wrong? First, try and determine what actually happened and how the interference came to be. Was it a product of your ex-spouse’s actions, or did it happen as a mistake? If your ex directly interfered with the custody plan, he or she may face more serious punishment from the court. Direct interference usually involves: 3 1 2 Saying bad things about the child’s other parents Not allowing the child to go back home Not taking the child to school

  4. However, depending on the type of In many other situations, a parent may disruption, the court may completely directly disrupt the custody plan modify the custody of the child, and appointed by the court. If and when prevent the parent who disrupted the that happens, as a primary custodial previous plan from having as much time (or parent, you have the right to take legal not at all) with the child. actions. The court will (in the majority All parents need to act responsibly around of situations) order that any missed their children. When a parent is unable to parenting time be made up. do so, they may lose custody of their child as a result.

  5. If you are in a similar situation with your ex, be sure to get in touch with Family Law Attorneys in Westlake Village. Give them a call today and schedule your free initial consultation.

  6. Legal Challenges Everyone who has been through a divorce knows how challenging it is to separate from someone, especially when there are children involved. The only way of dealing with these legal challenges is to secure an experienced attorney ahead of time and receive the best possible legal representation. Most people act as if they do not want to spend money on attorneys, and think that the services are too expensive. But what they do not realize is that attorneys are the only ones who can help prevent a huge loss. With an attorney’s help, you could prevent your other spouse from taking everything from you in a divorce. On top of that, the attorney may be the only difference between you getting full custody of your child and not being able to spend another week with your child ever again in the future.

  7. Address: 30961 Agoura Road, Suite 227 Westlake Village, CA 91361 Contact Phone No. 818-237-4574 The Law Offices of Ronald K. Stitch Contact for a free consultation

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