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Family Forum / Parenting / Parenting / February 2007Just curious
It is my understanding that come pickup time for the father, the mother can simply say "the child's sick, thus they won't be able to go with you" and refuse to hand the child over to the father. That said, does the father have an equal right to do the same to the mother when it comes time to hand the child over to her? > It is my understanding that come pickup time for the father, the mother can > simply say "the child's sick, thus they won't be able to go with you" and > refuse to hand the child over to the father. That said, does the father have > an equal right to do the same to the mother when it comes time to hand the > child over to her? That is an all too common excuse for visitation violators. First off, I'd still demand to see the child. If the mother refuses, I'd drag her into court and make her produce the doctor's note. Also, you can kill off this situation before it occurs by inserting a clause in the custody arrangement that requires a doctor's notice before visitation is denied because of health. And no, two wrongs don't make a right, even though three rights make a left. |
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