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Is your co-parent ignoring a legally binding parenting agreement? In Ontario, there are legal steps you can take to enforce parenting schedules, child support, and visitation rights.
📌 Steps to Enforce a Parenting Agreement:
✔ Document the violations (missed visitations, unpaid child support).
✔ Attempt communication to resolve disputes.
✔ Seek mediation to avoid court involvement.
✔ File a Motion to Enforce if violations persist.
✔ Use the Family Responsibility Office (FRO) to collect unpaid child support.
⚖️ Protect your parenting rights and ensure compliance with court orders.
📞 Need legal advice? Call (416) 519-0699 for assistance.
🔗 Learn more: https://divorceoffice.ca/tips-for-drafting-a-parenting-agreement-after-divorce/
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