My son (13 yrs) has not been able to spend time, see, communicate or otherwise maintain the relationship he has with his sister (8 yrs) because of my X's unfounded refusal for any access between our daughter and any member of my family, since the end of February 2014... (that's 2 1/2 months at this point)
I don't think it's fair that the children should suffer while we parents go to war.
After 8 years of separation I don't believe that war is the right way to go; but as I'm sure many of you have realized in your own process, when someone insists on war you have to step up to the challenge whether it's something you want/believe in or not.
I've been searching online for approximately 4 weeks to find out what legal devices can be used to ensure my children have their time together, outside of the parental battle which has started.
I've found a great many laws for siblings who have been placed in foster care and/or adopted into new families; but I've found nothing for biological siblings who remain in the custody of their biological parents.
Any help, advice, resources, etc would be greatly appreciated here
On behalf of my son and my daughter, I thank you!
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I don't think it's fair that the children should suffer while we parents go to war.
After 8 years of separation I don't believe that war is the right way to go; but as I'm sure many of you have realized in your own process, when someone insists on war you have to step up to the challenge whether it's something you want/believe in or not.
I've been searching online for approximately 4 weeks to find out what legal devices can be used to ensure my children have their time together, outside of the parental battle which has started.
I've found a great many laws for siblings who have been placed in foster care and/or adopted into new families; but I've found nothing for biological siblings who remain in the custody of their biological parents.
- What legal rights do biological siblings have to their relationship together?
- What kind of legal procedures can be implemented to ensure these rights?
- Can a minor child (13 years old) start a 35:1 Application for Access to his younger sibling?
- Are there any additional methods for enforcement and/or application of sibling rights?
Any help, advice, resources, etc would be greatly appreciated here
On behalf of my son and my daughter, I thank you!
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