Controlling Primary Parent Actions

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If a primary parent is being controlling in Arkansas, document instances of controlling behavior and consult with a family law attorney. You may request a court order modification if the behavior interferes with your parental rights. Mediation might also be an option. Both parents generally have the right to make decisions about their childs welfare when the child is in their care, unless restricted by a court order. If a court order sets specific terms for child exchange and one parent does not follow them, it may be considered contempt. Consult with a local attorney for personalized advice.

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I understand you're dealing with a controlling primary parent in Arkansas. Here are some general points:
- Document instances of controlling behavior.
- Consult with a family law attorney.
- Consider requesting a court order modification if the behavior interferes with your parental rights.
- Mediation might be an option.
Do consider legal advice for your specific situation.
Can my childs father tell me not to feed my child mcdonald's when she's with me?
In Arkansas, both parents generally have the right to make decisions about their child's welfare when the child is in their care. However, if there's a specific court order restricting certain activities, it would need to be followed. Get legal advice for your specific situation.
If the court set a halfway point to meet regarding exchanging the child and the dad do not want to meet he wants me to drive the whole way is that contempt
In Arkansas, if a court order sets specific terms for child exchange and one parent does not follow them, it may be considered contempt. You should consult with a local attorney or the court for clarification on your specific situation.