Full question:
My divorce was final in 01/03. My ex-husband agreed to 'alcohol restrictions' and this wording was included in the court's decision. My daughter has seen a psychologist through my work program. The psychologist is concerned with what my daughter told her and wants me to find out what these specific 'restrictions' are. I am the residential and custodial parent and our daughter will be 10 next month and no longer wants to go with her dad (especially not for overnight or weekend visitations).
- Category: Divorce
- Date:
- State: National
Answer:
I recommend checking the court order to find a specific definition of 'alcohol restrictions.' If it's not clearly defined in the order, you may need to ask the court for clarification. The term 'alcohol restriction' is not defined in Ohio statutes related to divorce or in available case law. Generally, it refers to limits on alcohol consumption or possession, or it may relate to professional licensing. However, the specific restrictions are typically determined by the governing board or authority.
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