I’m in a tough spot and need some guidance. My ex is supposed to have supervised visitation with our child due to past issues. Recently, I discovered that during these visits, my ex was not adhering to the supervision rules. I’m worried about the safety and well-being of my child. What happens if supervised visitation is violated? How can I address this legally to protect my child?
Hey MaryJane,
I’m really sorry you’re going through this. If supervised visitation rules are being violated, it’s crucial to act quickly to ensure your child’s safety. You might want to document any evidence of the violations and contact your attorney or local family court.
They can guide you on the next steps, which might include modifying the visitation order or taking legal action to enforce the supervision requirements. Stay strong and prioritize your child’s well-being.