Is it a parenting order violation for a full-custody parent to intentionally schedule their children’s activities to conflict/take away the other parent’s ordered parenting days/times?
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Is it a parenting order violation for a full-custody parent to intentionally schedule their children’s activities to conflict/take away the other parent’s ordered parenting days/times?
There is no specific language in the parenting order for this situation. In addition, this is an intentional subterfuge to take parenting for pure vindictive purposes based on the custodial parent’s past history to commit such acts to further the long-running alienation acts by the custodial parent and ever without consequence.
Asked on October 2, 2012 under Family Law, Colorado
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Under the laws of all states in this country parenting orders pertaining to custody and visitation are designed to benefit the children and are not for the parents to take issue with the other. From what you have written, for one parent to intentionally schedule the children' activities to conflict with parenting time of the other parent could be deemed by the court as improper conduct by the one parent and subject to censure.
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