Am I obligated to incur even more expense and put more miles on my vehicle because my ex-husband decided to move?

This is a tricky question and would largely be based upon the wording of the divorce decree and circumstances. An attorney would need to look at...

What is considered reasonable visitation for noncustodial out of state parents when they haven't been consistant?

Reasonable is a subjective term. While I fully understand your reservations due to the father's early inconsistency I would tend to believe that,...

Would these actions be considered Parental Alienation? If so, how can I combat this since he is not responding to me?

I would not consider this parental alienation, I would call this a very poor parenting choice on your ex-husband's part. He appears to have quite...

Can mediation be a solution to modify visitation out of court?

If you want it to be fully binding you need to go to court, especially if it involves finances.

Can this be overturn before April 14

I agree with my colleagues, but I want to add one thing which I believe is very important. The court acts in what they believe is in the best...

While I agree in principle with my colleague it could be a little more tricky than that and if you just moved there could be some unwelcome...

Will any attorney in Connecticut help us? I am desperate!

If Legal Aid cannot represent you I suggest you contact the New Haven Bar Modest Means office ((203) 562-9652). This program will attempt to find...

Can he force this in court and what would a judge take into consideration in making a decision? He has way more money then me.

There is some missing information here. But based on what you have said: The children can normally only attend a school in the district they live...

Yes you can file for termination of his parental rights. However, even if he were to agree, it isn't as simple as that. The State maintains the...

As this is the 3rd time I will be taking her to court for contempt, how should I best advocate for my rights?

Unfortunately, this is a very common occurrence. You appear to be basically correct in your interpretation of the court order. However, your...