wisconsin
My husbands court order for visitation reads "reasonable visitation with reasonable notice"
They agreed upon an EOW and some holidays schedule in 1997 and it worked with little to no conflict untill the middle of 2004.The conflict has progressed from, his visits being cancelled with lame excuses, short notice, no make up time, to no call no shows. This has recently been mixed with very blatant signs of PAS.
He delivered a document to the mom in December of 2005, detailing their agreed upon visitation schedule, his intent to continue it, and his request that his parenting time not be interfered with. This document was not filed with the court.
I realize he should have never settled for the "reasonable visitation" and he should have had it modified a long time ago. He is now ready to pursue this in court so here are his questions.
1) Should he start with an order to show cause for the cancelled visits?
2) Should he start with a request for modification of the original order?
3) Should he do both?
4) Should he address the PAS issues while in either of these proceedings,
or would that be a different issue, (and possibly a different thread?)
Thank you!What is the name of your state?
My husbands court order for visitation reads "reasonable visitation with reasonable notice"
They agreed upon an EOW and some holidays schedule in 1997 and it worked with little to no conflict untill the middle of 2004.The conflict has progressed from, his visits being cancelled with lame excuses, short notice, no make up time, to no call no shows. This has recently been mixed with very blatant signs of PAS.
He delivered a document to the mom in December of 2005, detailing their agreed upon visitation schedule, his intent to continue it, and his request that his parenting time not be interfered with. This document was not filed with the court.
I realize he should have never settled for the "reasonable visitation" and he should have had it modified a long time ago. He is now ready to pursue this in court so here are his questions.
1) Should he start with an order to show cause for the cancelled visits?
2) Should he start with a request for modification of the original order?
3) Should he do both?
4) Should he address the PAS issues while in either of these proceedings,
or would that be a different issue, (and possibly a different thread?)
Thank you!What is the name of your state?