visitation

My ex-husband is not allowing my visitation because I informed him that I would be with my boyfriend. His reasoning was that he did not know this person(my boyfriend), and therefor would not allow her to be with me if I was with him. There is absolutely NO stipulation in our decree that says any such thing - period! He is remarried himself, I had no "right" to dictate whether my children could be around "her" or not! I want to put my case in writing to him, with legal reference, is there any particular language I could use in order to make my point short of telling him I'll see him in court?

Thanks!!!!!!!

[I AM ALWAYS LIABLE]

Originally posted by Sandine
My ex-husband is not allowing my visitation because I informed him that I would be with my boyfriend. His reasoning was that he did not know this person(my boyfriend), and therefor would not allow her to be with me if I was with him. There is absolutely NO stipulation in our decree that says any such thing - period! He is remarried himself, I had no "right" to dictate whether my children could be around "her" or not! I want to put my case in writing to him, with legal reference, is there any particular language I could use in order to make my point short of telling him I'll see him in court?

Thanks!!!!!!!

My response:

How can we give you any "legal references" when you never mentioned your State name like the instruction to this site tell you to do ? (See above red writing)

Be that as it may, don't communicate with the dolt. Just take him back to court on an "Order to Show Cause Re: Interference with Visitation". Watch how the judge throws the book at him for messing with the visitation orders !

IAAL

Thank you for your response! I will indeed do that - I am in Texas, my apologies for not stating so as directed - Sandine