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    Not Sure If This Is in The Right Place I Have a Question About Daycare

    If I am ordered to pay half of daycare by the court can my ex keep my son from me to teach me a lesson without getting in trouble if not the right place can anyone tell me if there is a forum I could ask it in ty
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    Originally posted by Unregistered
    If I am ordered to pay half of daycare by the court can my ex keep my son from me to teach me a lesson without getting in trouble if not the right place can anyone tell me if there is a forum I could ask it in ty
    No. Payment issues and parenting time are two different issues. There are forums for these type of questions, where you can ask questions directly related to coparenting. Good luck!

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    • Silly Songs
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jun 2014
      • 705

      #3
      Maybe try a law forum, or one of the mommy forums. But you really should speak to a lawyer, not get advice on a forum.

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      • Thriftylady
        Daycare.com Member
        • Aug 2014
        • 5884

        #4
        I agree with calling a lawyer. But generally speaking you can't withhold a child. There are other factors, such as what your custody and visitation orders say.

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        • e.j.
          Daycare.com Member
          • Dec 2010
          • 3738

          #5
          Originally posted by Unregistered
          If I am ordered to pay half of daycare by the court can my ex keep my son from me to teach me a lesson without getting in trouble if not the right place can anyone tell me if there is a forum I could ask it in ty
          Unfortunately, this kind of thing does happen and based on what I saw happen to my brother when his ex refused to follow their custody agreement, much depends on the judge who presides over the court hearing. His ex never "got into trouble" even when she clearly violated the terms of their custody agreement. She was verbally reprimanded a few times but there were never any real repercussions for her actions. I know it can get very expensive but I agree with the others who have responded - speak with your lawyer rather than seek advice through a forum.

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