Mother's Day, Father's Day, and summer break visitation: Great opportunities to enjoy your children!
Mother's Day is May 9, 2010. Father's Day is June 20, 2010. Both are fast approaching. In addition, so is summer break.
If you do not have a visitation schedule with your children granting you visitation on your applicable holiday, now is the time to act. In addition, this is a great time to act to get visitation and parenting time with your children during their summer break.
If you do have a visitation schedule that grants you visitation on Father's Day or Mother's Day, PLEASE do not ignore it. This is a great opportunity for you to spend some quality time with your children. Just remember that if it wasn't for your children, you wouldn't be celebrating a mother's day or a father's day. So enjoy your special day and enjoy the company of your children.
If you do have a visitation schedule that grants you parenting time during your children's summer break, PLEASE do not ignore it. This is a great opportunity for you to spend some quality time with your children without the distractions of school and extracurricular activities. You have their full attention. Take advantage of it.
For those parents who do have a specific court ordered visitation schedule whether for the summer or for Mother's Day or Father's Day and often times do not get to exercise their visitation due to an outright denial of visitation or interference of their visitation rights by their former spouse or former significant other, now is the time to take action and have the court order their compliance. Take action now. Do it for your kids. Fight to be with them. Believe me, they will thank you for it.
