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Violation of Parenting Time
Violation of parenting time is a breach of a custody agreement or court order that sets out the time that children will spend with each parent after a divorce or separation.
Consequences of violating parenting time
Violating parenting time can have significant consequences for all involved:
- Children: Emotional and psychological harm, feeling of instability and insecurity, damage to the relationship with one of the parents.
- Violating parent: Reduction in parenting time, imposition of fines, damage to their reputation and relationship with their children.
- Non-violating parent: Interference with their ability to maintain a continuous relationship with their children, feelings of frustration and pain, interference with their ability to lead a normal life.
How to deal with a violation of parenting time
In case of a violation of parenting time, it is recommended to act as follows:
- Document the violation: It is important to document each case of violation, including the date, time, and additional details.
- Contact a lawyer: A lawyer specializing in family law can help you understand your rights and take appropriate action.
- Apply to the court: In severe cases, it is possible to apply to the family court for an injunction or an order to perform, which will order the enforcement of parenting time.
Important to remember:
- The best interests of the children are always the top priority.
- It is important to act in legal and proper ways, avoiding unnecessary conflicts.
- Cooperation between parents is the best way to ensure consistent and regular parenting time.
Additional information:
- The Israeli Ministry of Justice website: <כתובת URL לא תקינה שהוסרה>
- The “Yad La’isha” website: https://www.yeladim.org.il/
- The “Joint Parenting” website: <כתובת URL לא תקינה שהוסרה>
Disclaimer:
The information presented here does not constitute a substitute for professional legal advice.
