Legal Question in Family Law in Ohio
I was appointed sole residential parent and legal custodian of our two children. My ex-husband was granted supervised visits that could be held at three (3) different locations (one being his parents home).
Because of interference with his parents, which include them sending offensive and threatening emails to me, I didn't feel comfortable having these visits at their home and will not use this location any longer. I helped my ex set up the visits at the other two approved sites, even paying for a few visits.
The order states...'the Defendant shall have visitation and companionship with said minor children...all visitations by Defendant shall be supervised by Third Party Defendants (his parents) or the Children's Rights Council or at East Toledo Family Center.'
Am I in contempt of the court order because I don't want to use one location?
1 Answer from Attorneys
You appear to have three locations to use: his parents or Children's Rights Council or East Toledo Family Center. The only way you would be in contempt is if you did not use one of the three. It is your sole decision!!!
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