Q: Regarding refuses visitation and missed visit What should I do?
i (mother) have the primary custody my ex-bf lives in Las Vegas and he has every first weekend of each month in Las Vegas and visitation in LA every 3rd and 5th weekend of each month plus equally sharing vacations, holidays etc in Las Vegas/LA Written in our court order.I always drop off our Son in Barstow which our exchange place every 1st weekend each month but he always refuses to come visit our son in LA on his visitation time and refusing to make up his missed visit the father simply using the Coronavirus as an excuse or financial issues.what should I do in this situation? Do I have to file something in court and what is it?
A: If you would like to change a child custody order, you will need to file a Request for Order on Forms FL-300 & FL-311 plus you must a detailed declaration that can be prepared on Form MC-031. I advise you to consult with an attorney, but if you cannot afford to do that, you should ask if your court's self-help desk is available to review your documents before you file them.
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