Depending on certain factors (e.g. how long ago the current orders were entered, whether your current orders require mediation before taking additional action, etc.), you may want to consider whether modifying the current orders would be in your children's best interests. It may also be appropriate to ask the court to appoint a Parenting Coordinator, who is an attorney or mental health professional who can act as a "referee" for parental disputes, and make recommendations to the court in the event of a continued disagreement between the parents. Above all, I recommend you speak with an attorney who can properly advise you of your options and help you to choose your best course of action.
** This response is provided as general information only and does not constitute legal advice or otherwise establish an attorney-client relationship. **
Answered on Dec 11th, 2011 at 3:13 PM