How do I best handle the non-custodial parent wanting to shorten their visitation right before trial?

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How do you "best" handle it? You hire an attorney with experience addressing custody and visitation issues. Presumably you're asking here because you don't have an attorney. There is no earthly way to impart the knowledge necessary to you via an anonymous forum such as this with almost no contextual facts. The best you could try is plan to spend many hours in a law library learning how the concept of the "child's best interest" is applied in custody cases. That is what will matter.

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Erik Fisk ·
How do you "best" handle it? You hire an attorney with experience addressing custody and visitation issues. Presumably you're asking here because you don't have an attorney. There is no earthly way to impart the knowledge necessary to you via an anonymous forum such as this with almost no contextual facts. The best you could try is plan to spend many hours in a law library learning how the concept of the "child's best interest" is applied in custody cases. That is what will matter.
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Ryan Weese ·
Hello- Unfortunately, I do not know enough about your case to give you any legal advice on this issue. I trust that you have an attorney given how close you are to trial. You're going to want to address this question with him/her asap. If you don't have an attorney for trial, I would suggest you retain one. Thanks, Ryan
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Jeremy Feitelson ·
Hiring an attorney is a good way to handle this.
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