Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

me and my son father is going through a temporary child visitation court order. the father and the non custodial grandparent has violated the order by withholding and denying me information about where my son daycare is, denying me access to be able to take him to school, not making a effort to contact me when my son is admitted to and from the hospital, not letting me have access to my child during my thursday visitation in which the non custodial grandparent has him during those days. i have not seen him in 26 consecutive thursdays i have evidence of the violations and i want to know how will the courts help me with my issue


Asked on 2/10/13, 11:30 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
TC Langford Langford Law Office

You need to be proactive - file a Petition to Enforce the Temporary Orders. The orders should include a requirement regarding informing the other parent of medical issues. If it does not, you ask the court to include such language. The court will enforce the Thursday visitation, and may order additional time for you to make up for the lost time - moreover the failure to abide by the Temporary Orders by Dad improves your position at final trial. These are complicated matters, and you should have legal representation.

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Answered on 2/11/13, 5:28 am


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