My ex will not agree to visitation, blocks phone contact, and refuses or returns certified mail. Court has failed me. Is there anything more I can do?

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[My ex will not agree to visitation, blocks phone contact, and refuses or returns certified mail. Court has failed me. Is there anything more I can do?]

My ex will not agree to visitation, blocks phone contact, and refuses or returns certified mail. Court has failed me. Is there anything more I can do?

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My ex will not agree to visitation, blocks phone contact, and refuses or returns certified mail. Court has failed me. Is there anything more I can do?

Check the Statutes where the children live for Custodial Interference laws (See Family Law Statutes By State for links to the statutes).

Get the children's School and Medical Records, look for evidence of neglect and/or abuse. Alienated children frequently have high absenteeism, behavioral problems, and poor school performance due to the emotional and psychological abuse they suffer.

Read Tips For Getting Started. Hire an attorney near the children, and make sure you REGISTER your out-of-state order (see UCCJA), if applicable, so that it can be enforced by the courts where your children live.

Above all, DOCUMENT! DOCUMENT! DOCUMENT!!!

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