If you have been granted partial physical custody of your children after divorce, you may also have been awarded shared legal custody. Legal custody rights entitle a parent to make major decisions for a minor child, such as those involving education, religious pursuits, and medical care. You and the other parent should be able to discuss and agree upon these types of decisions. If you are the partial custodian, or non-custodial parent, you may be experiencing problems with your custody rights that have become more frequent or habitual. It may be necessary for you to take your ex-wife to court if: You are frequently asked to change your days spent with your children. You are frequently asked to forgo your time with your child, or your time spent is frequently cut short. Your child is not available at the scheduled time for your custody to begin. Major decisions about your children are being made without your input and knowledge. Or, it may be time to consider obtaining a custody modification. Your ex-wife may agree that the current order is no longer optimal. Our family law practice is experienced in writing modifications to custody orders that will be seen in the best interest of the child. We give our clients excellent and effective representation at trial. Call us today for a free, no obligation consult to discuss in detail the custody issues you are facing. Tibbott & Richardson 1040 Fifth Avenue, Fourth Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15219 (412) 444-7171 https://www.tibbottrichardson.com/