Perhaps they can offer solutions or suggest counseling in your area that might be helpful to you and your child. Lack of participation penalties By helping the child or children understand the importance of both parents' input, supervised visitation can work. However, despite all the advantages some might still not participate. Since programs are usually court-ordered, the custodial parent might be held accountable for their lack of participation. This could subject that parent to court sanction, contempt, or in some extreme cases more liberal visitation.
Supervised visitation can work if given a chance.
Don't subject yourself to court action for lack of participation. Despite all the emotional issues that occurred during your marriage or relationship, by helping to make this work for your child or children it can only restore and promote a healthy relationship with the non-custodial parent in a safe environment. This article was reprinted with permission from author.