How best to change a visitation date?

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How best to change a visitation date?

My ex and I have been divorced since early last month. During the divorce I agreed to her moving to another state with our 2 sons so she could be closer to her family and have that extra support. My first oportunity to have the boys is late next month. I informed her of this and pf my desire to have them for that week in the begining of this month instead. Since then, communication between she and I has broken down and she has expressed her dissatisfaction with me having them that week. At this point I believe communication with her is best done through email or a Friend of the Court. What is the best way to inform her of this desire and what should I do to proceed properly?

Asked on December 28, 2012 under Family Law, Michigan

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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney

Answered 11 years ago | Contributor

Given what you have written about, the best way to change the visitation date is to sign a stipulation between you and the other parent and have such submitted to the court for filing and signature. The above suggestion only works if both parties agree to it.


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