Q: I need to petition the court for modification of visitation. Stopping my son from having to visit his dad.
I have text messages, one actually telling me he told our son not to call him daddy anymore & he will never see him again.
A: To modify a custody order, the most common method is to file a modification action with the court. This begins by filing a complaint to modify and serving the other party. The Court is generally hesitant to eliminate all parenting time. That being said, if the other parent is not interested in exercising parenting time, they may not defend against the action to prevent it.
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