The court would probably say the circumstance isn't acceptable if you can show to the court that it isn't in the children's best interest. ...

Whether you can be held in contempt versus perhaps getting on the wrong side of the Judge is two different answers. But, one would wonder why you...

In case you are not fully convinced with the answers of my colleagues above, I will chime in to support their answers as I agree with both of them....

You can go back to court with a motion to modify the prior order. You might seek to change some of the orders to restrict certain things, or to...

I agree with both responses prior to mine but will chime in that I think you will have a difficult time terminating the mother just based upon her...

There is no reason for me to reiterate the same thing what both prior attorneys have already said. But, I elaborate on a different part of the same...

This is not weighty evidence in a child custody case because your spouse did not violate any law or order. She did not need your permission to...

You need to look at your Order to see if the issue is addressed. I am assuming that your reference to sole physical custody means that the other...

Her being in Massachusetts could be a jurisdictional problem. If she's already been there for more than 6 months, then unless there is a prior...

Unfortunately you don't provide enough information to give an strong opinion. For example, is your present custody order the temporary one or a...