David Jonathan
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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ramsey County, Minnesota.
MN Statute 518.17 Subd. 3. paragraph (b) states that the NCP gets reasonable phone contact with children, copies of school, medical, dental, and insurance information, unless there are findings in the order that states the NCP does not get that.
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=518.17
My girlfriend does NOT get phone calls, or any shared information from the custodial parent. He feels he doesn't have to share it, and step-mom thinks she's legally entitled to the children. (she's a nutjob, but my opinion doesn't matter, I'm not legally involved, they're not my kids - I just ask these questions for my girlfriend)
My girlfriend is wondering - does she call the police for his gross violation of the statute, or does she file a motion (either for contempt, or to change the order to add the specific language stating he's gotta follow that language)
Thank you in advance!
--Dave
(P.S. she's doing this all in pro se, because it's not affordable at all)
MN Statute 518.17 Subd. 3. paragraph (b) states that the NCP gets reasonable phone contact with children, copies of school, medical, dental, and insurance information, unless there are findings in the order that states the NCP does not get that.
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=518.17
My girlfriend does NOT get phone calls, or any shared information from the custodial parent. He feels he doesn't have to share it, and step-mom thinks she's legally entitled to the children. (she's a nutjob, but my opinion doesn't matter, I'm not legally involved, they're not my kids - I just ask these questions for my girlfriend)
My girlfriend is wondering - does she call the police for his gross violation of the statute, or does she file a motion (either for contempt, or to change the order to add the specific language stating he's gotta follow that language)
Thank you in advance!
--Dave
(P.S. she's doing this all in pro se, because it's not affordable at all)