Hey everyone.
Can someone explain to me what is a "non-police enforceable court order"?
We were denied visitation twice in a week. We involved the police yesterday and they refused any involvement as they say we have a "non-police enforceable court order". We have a Ontario Family Court order, valid and still current (new from August 2015) that is very clear on the custody schedule. The BM refused access without valid reason and with no offer of make up time as stated in our c.o.
I believed custody/visitation could be enforced by police when a party refused as per the Children's law reform and such.
I wanted to see if I was in the wrong before going to our lawyers and having to send another 2k away.
Thank you all in advance!
Can someone explain to me what is a "non-police enforceable court order"?
We were denied visitation twice in a week. We involved the police yesterday and they refused any involvement as they say we have a "non-police enforceable court order". We have a Ontario Family Court order, valid and still current (new from August 2015) that is very clear on the custody schedule. The BM refused access without valid reason and with no offer of make up time as stated in our c.o.
I believed custody/visitation could be enforced by police when a party refused as per the Children's law reform and such.
I wanted to see if I was in the wrong before going to our lawyers and having to send another 2k away.
Thank you all in advance!
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