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| florida my ex and i have "shared parental" my son lives with his mother and she provides visitation. there is a question as to how much time i am allowed to have my son spend time with his grandparents (my mother and father) 1) are there any laws or cases that address this issue? 2) am i allowed to let my son be with my parents only a certain amount of time or do i have the right to let him be with his grandparents as much as i desire? 3) how/where can i research this issue so that i will have information when this goes to court (i am representing myself) thank you for your help |
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What are you going to court for. Please give exact details.
__________________ This is not legal advice. Double check everything with your own attorney and your state's laws. |
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| thank you for your help; it is deeply appreciated. the mother is taking me to court on a "motion for contempt (violiation of order establishing father's visitation/parenting time). your conclusions were completely accurate. i am a concert violinist and therefore have many performances in the evenings. i get my son one overnight a month (the first weekend each month from 9am sat. to 6pm sun.). during the concert season (oct. - april), it will often occur that i will use my parents as sitters. i will spend time during the day and my parents will tuck my son in at night as i will get home past my son's bedtime. my ex has cited, in her motion for contempt, many of these instances and, in her motion, insists that i use my visitation time only to delegate time to the grandparents. this is not so. how can i prove how things really are? that i only use the grandparents as sitters. the only time that my son is alone with his grandparents are when i am working. i hope these details helped your understanding of my case. feel free to ask any specific questions. thanks again for all your help. |
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