Q: Hi , I have visitations with the mother of my kids. She’s not letting me see the kids due to Covid-19, what can I do?
I have visitations on Saturday and Sunday 10am-12 pm . She told me that the only way I could see them if I do a Covid-19 test which I did and it came out negative. She’s requesting for her to see results or else I won’t be able to see the kids. What can I do?
A: There is no legal authority for using Covid 19 as a reason to violate custody/visitation orders. She is in the wrong. However if you got tested and you know the results are negative, why not just let her see the results so you can see your kids. Once the courts reopen, you can file a motion to modify your orders on the grounds that mom doesn’t appear capable of complying with the current order
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