Legal Question in Family Law in California
prooving out of state move is merely to frustrate visatation
How can I proove that an out of state move is being made merely to frustrate visatation.
In light of this latest development it is clear that petitioner never intended respondent to involved in a co-parenting situation. Respondent has complied with more than a years worth of litigation, mediation, education and supervised visitation based on the eventual reunification with his childeren. There was a restraining order but no record of violence or threat,all based on allegation. Petitioner has made a clear and calculated effort to keep respondent from establishing a meaningfull relationship with their kids. How can I prove that this is the last in a long list of efforts frustraing custody/visation. Is this a violation of a constitutional right.
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Re: prooving out of state move is merely to frustrate visatation
You better get an attorney. It is impossible to tell you how to prove a fact when we don't have all of the facts. You can expect that such a fight is going to be expensive and my need the help of a psychological evaluation. Without an attorney to help you, you probably have no chance to prevent the move. Good Luck
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