QUESTION
Refusal of Visitation/Communication with court order inplace of reasonable visitations
Asked on Jun 04th, 2014 on Family Law - South Carolina
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I am a NCP, who has reasonable visitation rights with my child. Since August 2013 and before, I have been refused multiple times to see my son by the CP and his new wife! Even refused yesterday to come visit with the child's sister. I am told that since I have lost my job and I am 2 mths behind on my support, that all visitations are suspended by the FATHER. He does have custody but it is against the law to do this! The father also has not allowed me to speak with my child but 1-2x's month for the past year and has told me that I no longer have legal rights to my child and HE does all the decision making. We have a current court order that states I am allowed reasonable visitation and I would like to file charges for parental interference, alienation, concealment, and child abuse. He has completely interfered with my relationship with my son and I am trying to see if I can do this as a pro se or if I need help. The court order states I am allowed to modify this order...Can someone help
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In answer to you doing this pro se or needing help, it sounds as though you may need help. It seems that you can file a Rule to Show Cause regarding his failure to abide by the current order, and perhaps, a modification based on his interference among other items. Given the scale of your question, you should reach out and consult a local attorney who can advise you as to your position, rights and entitlements based on your particular set of facts.
Answered on Jun 06th, 2014 at 1:08 PM