Visiting Non-Custodial parent has biweekly visitation schedule, do they have to disclose their residential address before taking child for visitation?
Please notice that the following answer is for general information only, since there is no client/attorney relationship as a result of answering your question. You should always try to obtain the direct advise of an attorney in person. To answer your question: A non-custodial parent must disclose his/her residential address, though not as a condition of taking the child for visitation. Your final judgment or order may say that you and the other parent have “shared parental responsibility” of the child. This means, in part and among many other things, that you must tell the other parent where the child resides and the other parent must tell you where he/she is taking the child for visitation. Of course, if you deny the other parent visitation as a result of the parent not disclosing the address where he is taking the child, you could be in contempt of court for disobeying the court’s order on visitation. Therefore, the best way is to quickly present a request (motion) to the court which
