If a parent is with holding your
children from you & the judge has awarded you visitation rights
then first off the parent is breaching the court order!
In most cases the judge will frown
upon this. The Judge is the only one with the right to change the
court order for visitation.
First you need to do a lot of reading
& go to the family court building bring a motion & file a
affidavit.
Help
can be found here:
Other
Links that may help:
IN THE COURT OF QUEEN’S BENCH
AFFIDAVIT
IN SUPPORT OF CLAIM FOR CUSTODY OR ACCESS
Obtaining
Reliable and Repeatable SSAG Calculations
Spousal
Support Advisory Guidelines:
Report
on Revisions
Judicial
Interpretation of the Spousal and Child Support Provisions of the
Divorce Act,
1985
(Part 1)
Judicial
Interpretation of the Spousal and Child Support Provisions of the
Divorce Act,
1985
(Part 11)
Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines
Carol
Rogerson's Scholarly Papers
(Family Law)
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=88054
A Guide to Procedures in Family Court
http://www.attorneygeneral.jus.gov.on.ca/english/family/guides/fc/default.asp
Going
To Court
Contempt of court
Divorse
Articles
Complying with orders about children
Breaches (Contravention) & Enforcement of Parenting Orders
My ex-partner isn't following the court orders about our children What Can I Do?
What
is a Parenting Order, its obligations, consequences and who can help
you?
Child Access in Canada: Legal Approaches and Program Supports
ALLEGATIONS OF CHILD ABUSE IN THE CONTEXT OF PARENTAL SEPARATION: A DISCUSSION PAPER
Family
Law Forms
Form
81A – Application (bilingual form)
Form 81B – Affidavit in Support of Claim for Custody or Access
Form 81C – Answer
Form 81D – Reply
Form 81F – Motion to Change
Form 81G – Change Information Form
Form 81H – Response to Motion to Change
Form 81I – Consent Motion to Change
Form 81J – Consent Motion to Change Child Support
Form 81K – Certificate of Solicitor
Form 81L – Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal
Form 81B – Affidavit in Support of Claim for Custody or Access
Form 81C – Answer
Form 81D – Reply
Form 81F – Motion to Change
Form 81G – Change Information Form
Form 81H – Response to Motion to Change
Form 81I – Consent Motion to Change
Form 81J – Consent Motion to Change Child Support
Form 81K – Certificate of Solicitor
Form 81L – Notice of Motion for Leave to Appeal
Family
Law Services in New Brunswick
Doing
Your Own Divorce
Court-Ordered
Evaluations Support Program (C-OESP)
Desertion
Grounds for Divorce: Abandonment or Desertion
FACTS
EVERY ONE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT DESERTION
DIVORCE
LAW IN CANADA
family law talk radio podcasts
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/search/family-law/Supreme Court Self-help Resources (Videos etc...)
Dial-A-Law
Canadian
Bar Association
Family
Law
Audio
A Guide to Procedures in Family Court
A
Guide to a Successful Interview
with a Lawyer
A
Guide to Preparing Your Affidavit
Preparing Your Affidavit
Alternatives to Going to Court
Applications to Court
PERSONALITY
CHARACTERISTICS OF FALSELY.
ACCUSING PARENTS
IN CUSTODY
DISPUTES.
1 comment:
I just want to say thank you for sharing your story. It does give a perspective to those parents who are alienated from their children and are hopeful that one day their kids will grow to understand whats really going on & that their alienated parent is really a good parent along w/the extended family! My stepdaughter is 16 and hasnt been able to see her dad (my hubby) the way a child should for the last 10yrs! So far not getting any better. I started a new blog that over time I will be telling our story. I had created a blog for her & she was reading/enjoying it until her mom found out about it. Then she said it was "weird" Same thing her mom & family was saying. We've tried everything to stay/keep in touch w/her only to get knocked right back down each time it happens! This is a link to my blog, you may enjoy reading it! http://onlythe4ofus4.blogspot.com/ You are more than welcome to share w/your readers because I know there are so many people, like my husband, his daughter, you, & your dad who are going through the same thing. Again thanks for sharing your story!
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