Q: What do I need to request supervised and limited hours visitation for when my ex comes visit my two kids?
My ex took the kids with him for 4 hours when he brought them back both of my kids had their diaper packed with pee as if he didn't change them for hours specially my daughter she had way more peed than my son. Also my son as soon as he got home he wanted to eat and ate his food super fast as if he didn't get fed well he even ate closer to midnight which he has never done before. What can I do to have my ex's visitation with my kids supervised?
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To request supervised and limited visitation for your ex, you will need to demonstrate that his care of your children poses a concern for their well-being. You can begin by documenting the incidents you mentioned, such as not changing the children's diapers and not feeding them properly during his visits. This documentation will be important in showing the court a pattern of neglect or inappropriate care.
You should file a request with the family court to modify the visitation order. In the request, explain why you believe supervision is necessary for the safety and welfare of your children. Include any evidence, such as the details you've noticed after visits, and consider if there are other witnesses who have seen similar behavior.
It may also help to suggest a professional supervisor or a neutral third party for future visits. The court will look at the best interests of your children, and having a clear, documented reason for your concerns will strengthen your case for supervised or limited visitation.
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