Q: Under what circumstances should a file a motion to clarify a child support court order?
I the mother am the custodial parent of my son My sister in law is the caregiver and POA of my disabled husband who I am separated from (the non custodial parent) of my son. She is interfering with the child support court order that states that I am to mediate the supervised visitations with no one else present in the room as she refuses to allow my husband to meet at a location for the visits cause she wants the visits at her home so she can be the mediator. My son is uncomfortable with the visits being at her home as she is very controlling and has a history of mental/emotionally abuse towards him, she has surveillance inside her home, and my son wants to visit his father without her present the court order lists when the visits are ordered but not where Should I take this to court? Should I hire a attorney? Do I have a case? Please let me know. Thank you!
A: Retain a lawyer to review your current Order, You may need to file a Motion to enforce or a Motion to modify
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