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Child Visitation Enforcement

Although many divorcing parents devise and submit their own child visitation schedules to the custody court, once these documents are formally enacted, they are legally binding and can be enforced through legal action. If your former spouse is failing to uphold his or her end of the child visitation agreement, you have several options at your disposal to seek legal recourse. However, most legal experts advise that you initiate the process by trying to reach out to your child

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