Child custody cases are not only legally complicated but also emotionally difficult for the part of the parent and the children. One of the common issues which both parties need to face and discuss either in court or out-of-court is alienation and relocation. Unfortunately resolving both of these issues becomes a very long and ugly legal struggle characterized by arguments which involves the "he-said or she-said" category. Both parents want to have equal rights over their children but sharing the kids with one another is something which is hard for them to resolve.

Issue of relocation is one of the most common disputes among parents who files for child visitation and custody. Most of the time the court does not allow the primary residential parent to move and travel more than a particular number of miles from their area of residences but if it is but necessary to do so, then you should consult your Oshawa lawyer with regards to the necessary processes to proceed with this motion.

Another common legal dispute is with regards to the minimum number of visitation. Most of the time the number of visitation ordered by court is issued together with the Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage presented to both parents. Unfortunately, even if the number of visitations is accepted by both parties some parents still restrict the other parent from visiting the children especially in particular occasions. If ever this happens then the best choice that you can do is to let your Oshawa lawyer handle this for you.

There may be other custody and visitation issues which may arise but as long as you have a competent Oshawa lawyer who handle all of your legal concerns then you better not worry anymore.