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We had a signed and notarized MSA for a few months prior to our divorce being finalized. My Ex has proceeded to bad mouth me to our children and wouldn't allow me to console my son during drop off because he got mad at our son for asking him why he says mean things about me. Then had his girlfriend take them away from me into the house refusing me to have contact. This was during the MSA. Post finalization of divorce he has continued to break the agreement by bad mouthing, allowing his gf to interfere with my time & when I have tried to fix it. They call me crazy in front of my kids. Do I have good cause for modifying PP or him being in contempt?
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I don't know what an MSA is. If the court entered a parenting plan - which is requirement to finalize the divorce, both of you must follow it. If he has violated it, you may have a basis to file a motion for contempt. Whether or not there is a basis for modification is a different question. You have to show a change of circumstances to be able to file a modification.
Answered on May 08th, 2015 at 3:55 PM