A common mistake of non-custodial parents is to be too passive when it comes to the custody and visitation or parenting time with their child. Some parents make the mistake or relying on a verbal agreement or a "notarized" agreement with the other parent. Either of these work effectively, and neither protects them legally.
The proper procedure is to get a court order for custody and visitation issued by a judge. To do that, one must file the proper family law documents with the court clerk. Affordable, professional help is available, from experienced. family law attorneys. CLICK HERE for more information.
