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visitation violated

Asked on Sep 23rd, 2014 on Family Law - Nevada
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courts ordered visitation in June & August 2014, my ex refuses to allow me any visitation, phone contact or face book contact, the judge was very much aware of this in in June's court hearing but never remarked on it to the ex or myself, this judge also a member of the church my ex and her whole family goes too, the judge has even brought it at a hearing asking me if I was a member of their church. My ex has even changed the kids cell phone numbers, they have been told they will be in trouble if they speak to me, it is on my mothers face book that can be copied. I need this visitation to be enforced and by a judge that this not so partial.
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It is a bit unclear precisely what was ordered, or why it is not occurring as ordered, but if your ex is not complying with the provisions, the routine is to document the violation, demand compliance, and then (assuming no success) file a motion to force it and for appropriate sanctions and fees. Normally, once a judge has issued a ruling in a case, the opportunity for a peremptory challenge are gone, and a challenge "for cause" is a pretty steep burden.  Do copy whatever Facebook, etc., evidence exists -- that stuff can disappear pretty quickly.
Answered on Sep 24th, 2014 at 8:41 AM

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