Can a judge change custody without a plenary hearing?

[pdibianca]

I have 50/50 shared parenting with no PPR of two children since 2002. Last year a GAL found the mother to be on a continuing campaign of Parental ALienation and recommended she have only supervised visitation. My children seem to now share in their mothers delusions of abuse and are resiting visitation. Order after order for my ex wife to return the children has been ignored. The kids are teenagers and the judge is at a loss as to how to make them comply. The judge has stated that my children want nothing to do with me and just leaves it there. Now my ex is looking for child support. My position is I am , as always , willing to support my children , but i will do so as I exercise my right to parent. The residential change of circumstance isnt even legal as far as I can see. This judge has completely omitted any findings of PA and has indefintely suspeded my parenting time, denying me of a plenary hearing. I have been pro se for the past 6 months. I motioned or recuse, which was brushed off. In sept I have filed yet another motion demanding a hearing.
Can a judge change custody without a plenary hearing, without any evidence before the court to support it?

 

[shrinkmaster]

It appears he already has somewhat. If your statement is correct all he says was he could not force children to see you. This is neither a change or ruling but merely a statement. You need to at very least consult an Attorney on your rights. You are correct if you current orders have a visitation time then it must be obeyed. If you can prove parental alienation then you need that evidence to show Judge

 

[army judge]

You require a lawyer. Hire one, because your wages (or other assets) will likely be attached to satisfy the child support order.


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