I was curious as to the results of actually taking the custodial parent to court. I've got a very specific visitation schedule that has been in place for the past 6 years. One of the things that really compounds my situation is the fact that I live in NC and my son lives in OH. She has really lost her mind over the past year and denied me this past Christmas visit and this summer. Her beef was with the fact that I was behind on child support. I am caught up and paid in full but dont believe the child support issue was reason enough to deny me the visits. Not only did she deny the visits but she has been turning my son against me and not allow him to talk to me over the phone either. I can tell/see the difference in the conversations I did have with him that he's developed a little attitude towards me. It's very frustrating and very upsetting. My financial situation is not the greatest in the world due to some bad investments in the past so I really dont have the money to just throw away at an attorney and court costs if the court isn't going to do anything. I also have all the proof in the world from saved emails from her and copies of messages (mean and vulger) from my SON'S Facebook and HIS cell phone that she sent to me and without a care in the world admits what's she's been telling my son about our situation. My goal is to get a conviction for contempt of court so it can never or should never happen again! Just dont want to waste money on attorney fees if the court is just going to tell her to "not do it again"!
Make sense?
Make sense?