We have a court order dated July 2012, dealing with various issues including the parents' birthdays. The kids are to be with the birthday parent regardless of the regular schedule. We signed a parenting agreement in 2014 that states something to the effect of "this agreement only deals with and replaces section "X" of 2012 court order regarding custody arrangements."
He has never brought the kids home on my birthday and it happened again this year. He says the court order is too old and doesn't count because it's too old.
I say the court order still stands because our agreement only dealt with the custody arrangements. So, do court orders age out?
Apologies if this question is somewhere on this board; I am in a rush (aren't we all).
Thanks!
He has never brought the kids home on my birthday and it happened again this year. He says the court order is too old and doesn't count because it's too old.
I say the court order still stands because our agreement only dealt with the custody arrangements. So, do court orders age out?
Apologies if this question is somewhere on this board; I am in a rush (aren't we all).
Thanks!
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