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Religious Holidays and Custody: What to Do When Access Is Denied

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Religious holidays can become flashpoints in custody disputes, especially when one parent denies access or makes major religious decisions without agreement. Review the court order, document missed access, avoid hostile communication, and seek legal guidance before the pattern hardens.

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