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If you have joint custody, can your rights be void without notice?
Asked on May 27th, 2013 on Child Custody - Georgia
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I have joint custody of my daughter with her mother. I went on vacation with her for a week and took my daughter with me (by the way my lawyer said it was perfectly fine to do so). Her mom threw a fit and refuses to let me see my daughter. It’s been two weeks now. She said that my rights are void until the court date because that’s seen as child neglect but there has been no papers served to me that my rights are void. Can this seriously happen?
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No, parents cannot modify any custody agreement or support agreement that is an order of the court. Your wife could only impact your rights by taking you back to court.
Answered on May 28th, 2013 at 11:25 AM