If my fiancé was put on supervised visits with his son, can his ex change the order without going in front of a judge?
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If my fiancé was put on supervised visits with his son, can his ex change the order without going in front of a judge?
Also, since her mother is the supervisor, so does her mother have any right to say whether or not he gets to see him?
Asked on June 21, 2015 under Family Law, Kentucky
Answers:
SJZ, Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 9 years ago | Contributor
1) No; on one other than a court can change the terms of a court order. Your fiance is entitled to the visitation schedule and terms of visitation set out in the court order.
2) No, the mother would only have a say IF the order, by its plain terms, gives her a say; and then she'd have to comply with whatever the order says (in terms of the extent of her say, when and why she can refuse to let your fiance see his son, etc.).
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