Q: What forms do i need to file a motion to inforce the original visitation agreement in a Missouri court? Of a minor
In 2018 i, consented to a Stipulation consent to guardianship in the Missouri courts of Morgan County. Since that time the guardian has consistently denied &/or interfered in the court ordered visitations. I would like to file the necessary documents to the same courts ordering the guardian to allow the visitations. I was originally court ordered at least 1 visit each month. For at least 1 hour, supervised. I wish to modify the original plan and increase visitation to every other weekend unsupervised overnights to make up for over a year without my visitations with my 5 year old son.
A: If you were given a parenting time according to a parenting plan in the child's guardianship, then you can enforce that by filing a Family Access Motion. You can get assistance from counsel or go to the courthouse and ask the clerk to help you with the forms. By law, the clerk can somewhat assist you with the form, which is different from almost any other request of the court. However, you may want to consult with an attorney about the realistic effect of enforcing it and explore all your options.
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