BelizeBreeze
Senior Member
What is the name of your state? oblivion
The point that you and the others did not speak about is the controlling issue in this debate.
If there is a current parenting plan in place9as you said) and it does not specifically mention private schooling, then the child MUST be enrolled in public school as per statute until such time as a new parenting plan is adopted either by negotiation or court order.
And if the ex does file, the case will NOT be heard until the beginning of the school year. Therefore, if you insist on enrolling your child in a private school, regardless of the religion issue, you will be in direct violation of the parenting plan.
The point that you and the others did not speak about is the controlling issue in this debate.
If there is a current parenting plan in place9as you said) and it does not specifically mention private schooling, then the child MUST be enrolled in public school as per statute until such time as a new parenting plan is adopted either by negotiation or court order.
And if the ex does file, the case will NOT be heard until the beginning of the school year. Therefore, if you insist on enrolling your child in a private school, regardless of the religion issue, you will be in direct violation of the parenting plan.