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not exercising summer visit
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BelizeBreeze
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You have to sit around until she either changes her mind or you get it in writing.
jslopez711
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ejmmolina said:What is the name of your state?texas
NCP called and said she will not be getting the kids for her summer visit. Are we in the clear to go out of town as we please now???? Or do we still have to sit around in case she changes her mind?
Send her an e-mail to get it in writing.
Ok so my husband emails her saying he is making sure she wont be getting them to make sure we paln our vacation at the right time. Should he put in it if she changes her mind to just email or call back so we can have the boys ready??? That way she cant say later he stopped her from getting them????
ejmmolina said:Ok so my husband emails her saying he is making sure she wont be getting them to make sure we paln our vacation at the right time. Should he put in it if she changes her mind to just email or call back so we can have the boys ready??? That way she cant say later he stopped her from getting them????
No, you want something in her handwriting stating she is not using her visitation this summer.
BelizeBreeze
Senior Member
Really? And when the case is before a judge for contempt just HOW are you going to prove that she was the one who replied?jslopez711 said:Send her an e-mail to get it in writing.
BelizeBreeze
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DO NOT hijack another's thread. Start your own. You have more issues at work here than this post does.bleulaluna said:We're running into the same kind of problem ourselves. Hubby is the CP, and BM doesn't want to excercise her EOW visitation more often than not. We don't mind, but don't want to run into a situation later where she tries to say that anyone denied her visitation. Hubby does things like calls when we know she's not going to be home, leaves a message on her machine saying "I got a message that you're not picking up BXXXX on Friday, could you please call back and leave a message so we know to be home or not." I've been burning cds of all of her return messages stating that she won't be coming to get him. Would this be good enough evidence? Could the OP do something like that?
jslopez711
Member
BelizeBreeze said:Really? And when the case is before a judge for contempt just HOW are you going to prove that she was the one who replied?
Time stamp and the lack of a police report for a breaking an entry that never ocurred, come on Belize!!
OP, have your attorney draft a Rule 11 agreement on the subject matter and then deliver it to her attorney.
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jslopez711
Member
Wait, I may have given you the wrong court rule for you the court of your jurisdiction. Court Rule 11 in Harris county is for when both parties make an agreement and it's binding. I'm not sure if the court rules in Texas are boiler plate but you should have one in your county.