Q: What can i do is the father violated court orders?
He has supervised visitation at his mother house and his mother is supposed to supervise him on all three days that he has. I texted his mother to confirm to see he was at the home for his visitation but she never text me back i got worried and i check on my daughter ipad location and she wasn’t in her grandma house she was at her father Girlfriend house without my permission. My daughter isn’t supposed to be there. I Facetime the grandma and i ask her where is my child and she said she was at her house but the grandma was at a supermarket when she supposed to be supervising him. I called the cops on him but what can i do in court to show that he violated his court order?
A: You should have the police do a wellness check at the grandmother's home and they would document that the child wasn't there. And/or you could also have them do a wellness check at the girlfriend's house to confirm the child is there and who is present. You should also take screenshots of the child's location. With that information, a judge would likely order his visits to be supervised by a third-party, paid supervisor for a period of time.
Lillian J. LaRosa agrees with this answer
A: A Motion to Modify the supervision to a neutral person or entity should be filed with an Affidavit with as much information as possible.
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