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===Parenting time and contact=== | ===Parenting time and contact=== | ||
A written agreement about parenting time can be filed in court under s. 44(3); a written agreement about contact with a child can be filed in court under s. 58(3). These agreements can be enforced through the specific enforcement powers found in ss. 61 and 63 as well as the act's extraordinary enforcement powers. | A written agreement about parenting time can be filed in court under s. 44(3); a written agreement about contact with a child can be filed in court under s. 58(3). These agreements can be enforced through the specific enforcement powers found in ss. 61 and 63, as well as the act's extraordinary enforcement powers. | ||
====Denial of parenting time or contact==== | ====Denial of parenting time or contact==== | ||
Under s. 61 where someone has been ''wrongfully denied'' parenting time or contact in the previous 12 months, the court can: | Under s. 61, where someone has been ''wrongfully denied'' parenting time or contact in the previous 12 months, the court can: | ||
<blockquote><tt>(a) require the parties to participate in family dispute resolution;</tt></blockquote> | <blockquote><tt>(a) require the parties to participate in family dispute resolution;</tt></blockquote> | ||
