Legal Question in Family Law in California

Re: Visitation rights

This must be frustrating for you. You can file a paternity action to determine paternity of the children and then an Order to Show Cause for determination of custody and/or visitation rights. Of course, more facts are needed. Please consult with a family law attorney to learn more about your rights. Many family law attorneys offer a free or low-cost consultation.

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Re: Visitation rights

we certainly empathize with your parental frustration because what these two women are doing to you and your children is NOT right period. first of all, the court abhors a parent manipulating a child's best interest by holding the other parent "hostage" more or less with threats of not seeing the child if that parent does not abide by the wishes of the custodial parent. keep documentation of this. you do NOT have to abide by either of these women's rules period to be able to visit or have joint custody of your children at issue. however, you would need to arrange a paternity test if it is unknown whether you are the father or not for both. if it is known already, then all you have to do is set up an OSC hearing (order to show cause) and have request joint custody and/or court ordered visitation schedules. if you would like further assistance, contact us today for a free consultation.