what do you do about a mother that is constantly interfering in visitation? Usually the excuse is, "He's sick." I know that you can go back to court for a violation of the court order, but that is another problem. You don't have an attorney and can't afford one. Your being screwed all around, by the mother, by the parents of the mother, by child support enforcement, and by the courts. Not that some isn't the father's fault, it is. But the major problem is that the mother doesn't want the father in the child's life and has said so.
She has the child calling his step father "daddy."
She lied to child support enforcement and now if the father does not pay huge amounts every week, because according to the child support enforcement attorney a tow truck driver makes money and can afford the amount, he will be incarcerated,
She constantly refuses the father his visitation under the pretense that the child is sick (usually because she has made plans and wants to take the child with her)
Her parents constantly interfere.
What can you do? You don't have an attorney and can't afford one, but you can bet the mother has one because her parents are paying for it (they have money.)
What can you do? All the father wants is to be able to spend time as per the court order with his son with no interference and to have his son know his family.
She has the child calling his step father "daddy."
She lied to child support enforcement and now if the father does not pay huge amounts every week, because according to the child support enforcement attorney a tow truck driver makes money and can afford the amount, he will be incarcerated,
She constantly refuses the father his visitation under the pretense that the child is sick (usually because she has made plans and wants to take the child with her)
Her parents constantly interfere.
What can you do? You don't have an attorney and can't afford one, but you can bet the mother has one because her parents are paying for it (they have money.)
What can you do? All the father wants is to be able to spend time as per the court order with his son with no interference and to have his son know his family.