On 28 Jan 05  16:07:58, Sharon Coyne got back to Danny Ceppa 
-> Re: Back to topic...

 SC>> there is joint custody or just visitation, it has to be honored
 SC>> or the offending party could get into trouble.
 
 DC> She organized things to conflict with my time.  And, as the kids
 DC> were old enough not to have to come, they often didn't.

 SC> That wouldn't have stopped her from getting into trouble though. A
 SC> court order is a court order. I'm sure the courts would have made her
 SC> change her habit of doing that. Fear of jail would have done it.

You still don't understand how that works around here!  

 SC> Although my grandkids don't see their dad at his choosing, being older,
 SC> they have things to do that would conflict if they saw him all of the
 SC> time. My daughter was told though that if they had plans, say a party
 SC> to go to or something at school, since it would be his time to have
 SC> them, he would have to get them there and back. 
 SC> I don't know what was in your court papers or much else about your
 SC> situation, but she got away with breaking the law.

Unfortunately, that wasn't the case.  


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