Legal Question in Family Law in Texas
Rights
If you have joint custody can the other parent just come and take the child away and not let you have visitation
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Rights
If you have joint custody, your order should contain a specific visitation schedule. It is usually a standard possession order, or may be a modified possession order. While visitation can always be had by agreement by the parties, if there is no agreement then the order must be followed. Not following the order ie: denying access to the other party is normal punishable by fine, possibly jail, and often attorney's fees.
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Re: Rights
Need more facts as to what the orders actually say.