Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California

Visitation of a conserved adult child
Recently, my ex-wife was granted sole general conservertorship over our 19yr old son who is severely & multiply disabled. I was shut out of the process and now have discovered, as such, that I have no authority or power to decide anything for my own son. Within the last year I have entered into a new relationship and moved a little further away, but still within a reasonable distance to facilitate visitation. Prior to my moving, my son was staying with me two weeks out each month during school sessions and every other weekend during the summer. Now, my ex is completely denying me of any visitation and is siting the conservertorship as her authority to do so. Since my son is no longer a minor, family court maintains it no longer has jurisdiction.

How do I legally compel my ex to grant me visitation with my son?

Asked on 6/18/07, 11:35 pm

Donald Field Donald L. Field, Jr., Attorney at Law

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Re: Visitation of a conserved adult child

this question cannot be answered without reviewing the court documents establishing the conservatorship.

Answered on 6/22/07, 12:56 pm

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