Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: At what point is parenting time deemed abandoned?

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Re: At what point is parenting time deemed abandoned?

Yes and No. While you are correct to think that he has given up, the court order still stands. You have to return to court to change the order. You might want to speak to an attorney before doing that, but you could probably handle this without one unless he contests it.