What Can a Parent Do if a Child Refuses Parenting Time?
In New York, when parents have joint physical custody of a child after a divorce, each of them is entitled to parenting time as prescribed in a plan adopted by the court. However, what happens if a child — for whatever reason — decides they don’t want to adhere to the parenting time schedule? A… Read More »
How Children’s Preferences Factor Into Custody and Visitation Decisions
New York courts making custody and visitation decisions prioritize the best interests of the child, weighing various factors to determine an optimal living arrangement. A common question in custody proceedings is whether a child can choose their which parent to live with. While courts do not give children the absolute right to decide where they… Read More »
Which Actions are Considered Violations of Custody Agreements?
After you have come to a child custody agreement with your former partner or spouse, it’s imperative that you closely adhere to it. But what types of actions could possibly be considered violations of your custody agreement? The following are a few violations to avoid: Refusing visitation. This is among the most common types of… Read More »