My ex wife is allowed 2 supervised visits per week with our son until her criminal trial is over. She is charged with assaulting our son.
The court ordered that supervision has to be through a center, my father, or another mutually agreeable person.
At the first supervised visit, she came with 2 other family members. For the next visit she is planning on bringing a friend and her kids.
I feel like these visits should only be between her and her son. My father is now in a position where is trying to supervise her interactions
with our son, while having other people around. During the first visit, one of the family members kept trying to engage him in conversation.
Is it reasonable to write to her and say that visits will stop if she continues to bring other people. In the past, someone else was supervising
but those visits were stopped because they were allowing her to interrogate our son about what he told the police. I have no doubt that if
my father is distracted, she will do the same thing again.
Unfortunately, I might have to break the news to my son that all of these plans she’s setting up may have to cancelled.
I wish the access center’s offered more than 2 hours every 2 weeks per family.
Curious about others opinions on what rules should surround these visit. Do you think that other people should be allowed to attend?
Thanks
The court ordered that supervision has to be through a center, my father, or another mutually agreeable person.
At the first supervised visit, she came with 2 other family members. For the next visit she is planning on bringing a friend and her kids.
I feel like these visits should only be between her and her son. My father is now in a position where is trying to supervise her interactions
with our son, while having other people around. During the first visit, one of the family members kept trying to engage him in conversation.
Is it reasonable to write to her and say that visits will stop if she continues to bring other people. In the past, someone else was supervising
but those visits were stopped because they were allowing her to interrogate our son about what he told the police. I have no doubt that if
my father is distracted, she will do the same thing again.
Unfortunately, I might have to break the news to my son that all of these plans she’s setting up may have to cancelled.
I wish the access center’s offered more than 2 hours every 2 weeks per family.
Curious about others opinions on what rules should surround these visit. Do you think that other people should be allowed to attend?
Thanks
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