CilantroMint
Junior Member
What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? TX
I am the custodial parent, and I share custody of my daughter with the paternal grandparents [father is deceased]. As the CP, I am entitled to select any of the NCPs 1st/3rd/5th weekends as part of my summer visitation. I chose the weekend of July 4-6.
Under normal circumstances, the NCP would get her starting Thursday July 3 - Sunday July 6, because my order directly states that extended holiday weekends continue throughout the summer months, as well as the school year. The NCP is now saying that although the actual weekend has now become my weekend, they are still entitle to get her from Thursday 6pm-Friday 6pm.
It seems to me that if the weekend no longer belongs to them, then the extended Thursday would no longer apply to them either. So my question would be, do they still get her on Thursday July 3 @6pm - Friday July 4@6pm, or does that time now belong to me since the weekend has become mine?
I hope I have explained this well enough, but feel free to ask any questions... Thank you!
I am the custodial parent, and I share custody of my daughter with the paternal grandparents [father is deceased]. As the CP, I am entitled to select any of the NCPs 1st/3rd/5th weekends as part of my summer visitation. I chose the weekend of July 4-6.
Under normal circumstances, the NCP would get her starting Thursday July 3 - Sunday July 6, because my order directly states that extended holiday weekends continue throughout the summer months, as well as the school year. The NCP is now saying that although the actual weekend has now become my weekend, they are still entitle to get her from Thursday 6pm-Friday 6pm.
It seems to me that if the weekend no longer belongs to them, then the extended Thursday would no longer apply to them either. So my question would be, do they still get her on Thursday July 3 @6pm - Friday July 4@6pm, or does that time now belong to me since the weekend has become mine?
I hope I have explained this well enough, but feel free to ask any questions... Thank you!