Legal Question in Family Law in Minnesota

My divorce decree was issued 2 yrs ago. We went to a PTE last yr where the PTE made the decision/order that if a communication was not responded to within 72 hrs, the person sending the email would determine the outcome. I requested a "vacation day" per the divorce decree. No response was received from my ex within the 72 hrs. My ex is now saying basically... "tough luck, I am denying the vacation day and am no longer agreeing to the 72 hrs thing". What do I do? File a police report to document the situation if I am not able to pick my daughter up that day? File an order of comtempt? How do I do that? Would a judge take it seriously?


Asked on 4/26/10, 9:01 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Maury Beaulier612.240.8005 Minnesota Lawyers

Without reviewing your court order, it is difficult to determine what the order provides and your remedy. It would seem, without more, that the remedy is to file a Motion for contempt and, perhaps seek make up time for any time missed.

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Answered on 5/02/10, 8:55 pm


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