child visitation schedule

• Tomasewski v. Tomasewski, (Ohio 2006)

Terminate shared parenting plan; change in circumstances; best interests; child’s wishes; guardian ad litem recommendation; long distance visitation schedule; child support hearing.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Wyatt v. Decsi, (Ohio 2002)

child support - custody- visitation schedule- permanent order - temporary order - Fourteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution - due process - notice

• Ohio Supreme Court

• My View: Reforms Needed to Protect Children in Custody Disputes

Why should children suffer when family courts let custody battles languish? A child-custody case before Santa Fe's First District Court for nearly three years shows how a policy recommended by the court's own staff hampers a judge's ability to resolve disputes. The result is a disastrous status quo. The legal process in custody disputes at first seems sensible. Upon the parents' separation, a psychologist on the court staff establishes a temporary child-visitation schedule. Then, if mediation fails, Mom and Dad enter full-scale custody evaluation. A second psychologist recommends to the judge a permanent schedule. Judges generally adopt the recommendation as a court order. Ordinarily the entire process takes three months.

• The Santa Fe New Mexican
• July 08, 2005

• Reynolds v Ruskey, (Ohio 2003)

Plaintiff appeals from a decision of the Putnam County Juvenile Court, denying Reynolds’ motion for a post incarceration visitation schedule with his minor child. Reynolds claims that in so ruling the trial court abused its discretion.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• The relocation dilemma: in search of 'best interests'.

... had it made; one threat to dismember a child (which litigants in ancient times apparently took ...Weiss, declaring visitation the "joint right" of the noncustodial parent and t..."the possibility of devising a visitation schedule.. [to continue] a meaningful parent-child relation...

• Albany Law Review
• Vol. 75 Nbr. 2, December 2011

• Court News: Changing Child Visitation Guidelines

Family law practitioners will want to know about a significant new law that went into effect Jan. 1. The new legislation addresses child visitation. The new law was enacted by the Legislature as House Bill 2528, which required the Administrative Office of the Courts to develop a standard child visitation schedule and also visitation advisory guidelines for use by district judges.

• The Journal Record
• February 17, 2005

• Md. Court of Special Appeals Case Summaries: April 17, 2011

Contract Law Guarantor

...After ULG failed to make scheduled monthly payments on its account, SunTrust filed a ..., including a ward, stepchild, or foster child. Doreen and Patricia were blood relatives, and Dor..., and also seeking child support and visitation schedule. The court denied Corbett's request for p...

• The Daily Record (Baltimore)
• April 24, 2011

• Evangelista v. Horton, (Ohio 2011)

Parentage action; juvenile court may adjust child support based on deviations from standard visitation order; R.C. 3109.051; changing a child’s surname must be done in the best interests of the child; no presumption that income tax dependency credit will go to residential parent.

... -4-   visitation, the trial court scheduled a child support hearing for January 7, 2009 to�...

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Awkal v. Mitchell, (6th Cir. 2010)

... complaint and motions for spousal support, child support, visitation and restraining orders... agreed to a child visitation schedule and temporary child and spousal support. At ...

• Federal Circuits

• 11 United States v. Chad Miller, (8th Cir. 2011)

... any contact with T.S.T., the mother of his child. The state-court order sets forth in bold typeface... instructions regarding Miller's visitation schedule with his child. . Months later, on...

• Federal Circuits