What is the legal definition under Illinois law for “Reasonable Visitation?”
It applies to me as written in my divorce papers for visitation with my teenage children.
It says: The Respondent (me) shall be entitled to reasonable visitation, including overnight visitation.
There are periods of time that I have had my kids for visitation every other weekend and there are times that they don’t see me for weeks. This has been hingent on what the ex-wife feels is reasonable.
She makes reference to the statement "reasonable visitation" on a stedy basis, conected to email communications that are suppose to be about the children and med bills we share, only. She feels this is a threat and has been one of the many intimidation tactics she has used to effect my relationship with my kids.
In addition she uses the same tactics with the kids. For example, when they ask about making plans with me she will make a point of telling them "Your father only gets reasonable visitation, thats all, I'll prove it, I'll show you the divorce papers."
ALSO:
Can I file contempt “non-compliance with Visitation Order” when I don’t get to see them for consecutive weeks in a row. Especially when the kids have no school club activities or other personal welfare obligations?
Thank you,
Mark + Heather