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Old 10-17-2000, 12:23 PM
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My daughter is 14 years old now and is involved in sports and other school functions. The rigid (every-other-weekend)visitation schedule is starting to cramp her style. In Arkansas, does there ever become a point where the visitation schedule is suspended?
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Old 10-17-2000, 12:55 PM
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Can't her father take her to these activities? I don't think every other weekend is considered "rigid". I mean, look at it from his perspective, what if YOU only got to see her 4 days a month?

Just food for thought.

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Although I do understand your frustration and know that visitation can get quite inconvenient; especially when the children get older. Like AMom said, talk to your X and see if he would be in agreeance to particpating in allowing the children resume normal activities on his weekends. If not, then see if there is an alternative visitation that he could agree upon so the children can continue with their activities. As the custodial parent, you are obligated to encourage the visitation with the non custodial parent. So in all reality, you cannot stop them from visiting. If you can work something out, and try to cooperate with him regardign the children that is always best. But you always have to encourage and respect the visitation schedule, regardless of what the children or you have planned. Good luck!

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