Q: I have 50/50 custody order from LA courts. My 15 son said he wants to live at my ex's house and refuses to comply. Help
Their refusing to comply, my ex is a narcissist co-parent. Is this abduction/detention, parent alienation? She has been in his ear since he's been 1 1/2 yrs old. She's gone against the judge so many times, purged herself. She has always refused to co-parent and makes unilateral decisions. I have always gone by the order. When she wants me to allow him to get a passport I say no and she talks down about me to him..oh you can't go bcuz she said no for the passport for most of the vacations and she makes them on my time and he gets mad at me. She has told him about a USC game but it's on my time and she tells him to ask me versus her asking me. She uses my email, social security #, pretend to be me and lie to try and get her way. I've told her if she wants things and work together there needs to be communication so just her partner was only doing it. I said it's between her and there was no further talking. There are so much more, this just some I need guidance
A:
In situations where one parent is not complying with a custody order, it's important to consult with an attorney to explore legal remedies. Parental alienation and interference with custody orders can be serious issues. An attorney can help assess the specific circumstances, provide guidance on potential legal actions, and work towards a resolution that upholds the best interests of the child while adhering to the court order.
James L. Arrasmith
Founder and Chief Legal Counsel of The Law Offices of James L. Arrasmith
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