What to do When Your Ex Won’t Allow You Visitation- Seattle Child Custody Lawyer Eric Engel Explains
Sunday, December 11th, 2011
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Seattle child custody lawyer Eric Engel talks about what to do if your ex is not allowing visitation.
Child visitation is a very important and vital part of your divorce proceeding. You need to start with a parenting plan which is simply a plan that establishes when your child spends time with each parent. If your ex does not or will not follow this plan, you need to take steps to document this issue. Begin with a letter stating how you have not received this visitation and that you expect a written response back from your ex. Be sure to follow up on this letter as well and make sure you exercise your visitation rights. Watch the video now to learn more.
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