What to do if my ex always picks up the kids late and he never goes by the court order?
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What to do if my ex always picks up the kids late and he never goes by the court order?
He tells me that he doesn’t have to because of his work schedule. I have tried to work with him on this but he refuses. He tells me his work is more important and he doesnt have to go by the orders. I am tired of him taking them whenever he wants to ut then expects me to go by the court order and refuses to work with me if I need to for the kids sake. Is there anything I can do about this? If he shows up hours late to pick them up can I tell him he can’t have them?
Asked on August 23, 2012 under Family Law, New Hampshire
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Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Since it seems that your "ex" is refusing to comply with a court order as to the pick up of your children and does not seem willing to change then your legal option should be to consult with a family law attorney to see if mediation is a possibility to try and resolve the problem as opposed to having go to court for resolution.
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