I have good medical insurance. But the mother has him receiving medicaid from the State. Here is the question I am hoping you can answer for me. Answer In Michigan, the law presumes that it is in a child's best interest to enjoy parenting time with both parents. This presumption can only be rebutted by clear and convincing evidence.
Courts decide parenting time issues consistent with the best interest of the child.
The Michigan Child Custody Act sets forth the criteria that the court will utilize in making such a determination. A few years ago the Friend of the Court Act was amended to require FOC offices to make available form motions, notices of hearings, orders, and instructions to help parties obtain changes in their custody and parenting time orders without the assistance of an attorney. Having advised you of the foregoing, I would respectfully suggest that you first contact an attorney in your area that specializes in the area of Family Law. Modification of custody and parenting time is a very involved and at times complicated legal process. Should you decide to proceed on your own, unless you are well versed in the area of the law, you may experience some challenges at time of hearing.