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My ex wife and I have a verbal agreement that the decree mandated visitation of our minor daughter w/me (2 weeks in the summer, every other Thanksgiving and splitting Christmas break) does not have to be the only visitation. Prior to our divorce, she said she would "work with me" on other visitation (i.e.; extra time in the summer).
Also, our decree states that I can visit our daughter anytime I want, at her home, as long as it is an agreed upon time between my ex and I and does not involve family "events" regarding my ex wives family (parents, sibling, etc). She is wanting to "go back" on our verbal agreement and is almost to the point of not "agreeing" w/me on set dates for me to visit our daughter. Will a verbal agreement uphold in court as a "verbal contract" or anything of the sort? You must Login / Register to post a reply.
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