When a Minnesota court establishes a parenting-time schedule, both parents are expected to follow it. But what happens when one parent repeatedly cancels visits, refuses exchanges, withholds the child, or

Parents often ask whether a child can decide which parent they want to live with after a divorce or custody order is already in place. The short answer is no.

Life can look very different several years after a child custody order is entered. A parent’s work schedule may change. A child may develop new medical, educational, or emotional needs.