Good evening:
My ex and I are undergoing some conflict with regards to the medical care of my son. My son has been following the advise of an alternative care provider (ACP) and is on a very restrictive diet. The ACP has also prescribed some questionable courses of action in the past that I take issue with.
He has been tested by an allergist (a doctor), which has advised us that he is not allergic to anything and should resume a normal diet. I think it's very unfair and unhealthy for him to continue the special diet and I just recently advised my ex that I no longer what him to be in the care of the alternative care provider. She went nuts.
She is telling my son that she will restrict my access if I don't continue to follow the restrictive. Can she do that? What should I do if she won't let me see my son? What happens if she files something with the court?
It's indicated in our separation agreement that we have to both agree on the medical care. My son is eight, we have joint custody and she has primary care. Anyone has some past experiences with medical disagreements?
My ex and I are undergoing some conflict with regards to the medical care of my son. My son has been following the advise of an alternative care provider (ACP) and is on a very restrictive diet. The ACP has also prescribed some questionable courses of action in the past that I take issue with.
He has been tested by an allergist (a doctor), which has advised us that he is not allergic to anything and should resume a normal diet. I think it's very unfair and unhealthy for him to continue the special diet and I just recently advised my ex that I no longer what him to be in the care of the alternative care provider. She went nuts.
She is telling my son that she will restrict my access if I don't continue to follow the restrictive. Can she do that? What should I do if she won't let me see my son? What happens if she files something with the court?
It's indicated in our separation agreement that we have to both agree on the medical care. My son is eight, we have joint custody and she has primary care. Anyone has some past experiences with medical disagreements?
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