Legal Question in Family Law in California

I have a family law case with my 3 year old son's father where i have physical custody and we both have legal custody. This past year the father has failed to drop off our son at school on time during his days of visitaion, has tried to make medical decisions without notifying me of doing so, and has been sending our son back to school with very noticable signs of lack of sleep and bathing. Also, i am having a lot of problems with the father's girlfriend who is trying to take control of the father's parenting. I would like to know what evidence i could use against the father in order to take legal custody away. The only eveidence i can think of using against him is his claims of having mental disabilities. Also, is there a way i can request to not have his girlfriend step in and speak for him during our times of going in front of the judge?


Asked on 3/15/12, 11:59 am

2 Answer from Attorneys
Arlene Kock Law Offices of Arlene D. Kock APLC

Your situation requires a return to court on a motion to modify this parenting plan. As part of your motion, request co parenting counseling in an effort to keep parenting decisions between the parents as well as an order preventing fathers girlfriend from involving herself in these parenting decisions.

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Answered on 3/15/12, 12:42 pm


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