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Does the parent who has parenting time have to be home to exercise his/her visitation? Say for example, a father has summer visits (joint legal custody). If he is called to go out of town a week at a time on business, a couple times during visitation (say a week in June, July then August) and the other parent knows this is a possiblity, does he have a right to leave his child with whomever he likes?
I mean, if there is about 3000 miles distance between parents, is he responsible for flying the child to be with the bio-mom until he gets back to "supervise" to stepmother around the child while he/she visits?
If bio-mom takes the visitation time that dad would have had when he was called to work, can he possibly get that time made up later?
Does the parent who has parenting time have to be home to exercise his/her visitation? Say for example, a father has summer visits (joint legal custody). If he is called to go out of town a week at a time on business, a couple times during visitation (say a week in June, July then August) and the other parent knows this is a possiblity, does he have a right to leave his child with whomever he likes?
I mean, if there is about 3000 miles distance between parents, is he responsible for flying the child to be with the bio-mom until he gets back to "supervise" to stepmother around the child while he/she visits?
If bio-mom takes the visitation time that dad would have had when he was called to work, can he possibly get that time made up later?