Family Law: Enforcement of Parenting Time
Oregon courts expect compliance with parenting time orders. The courts provide a remedy called "Enforcement of Parenting Time" if the custodial parent is not following the parenting plan. If a party is in substantial noncompliance with a parenting plan, the court can change the plan, award makeup time, fine the other parent, award attorney fees, suspend support, and order a parent into counseling. Enforcement of parenting time is a powerful, specific tool to get the other parent to comply with the parenting plan.
The lawyers at Stephens Margolin P.C. can help you understand your rights, obligations, and defenses in enforcing parenting time.
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