When visitation rights are suspended during the holidays: the second week of October
Source-based reconstruction. Private family members are not identified. Officeholders and professionals are referred to only in their documented capacity.
The second autumn holiday week from 12 to 18 October is allocated to the mother; the father's regular visitation contacts are suspended during this period. For the one-time cancellation of the regular visitation right during the second autumn holiday week, the decision denies a claim for compensation. The second autumn holiday week from 12 to 18 October is allocated to the mother; the father's regular visitation contacts ru…
Source basis
What the files show
The second week of the autumn holidays from 12 to 18 October is allocated to the mother; the father's regular visitation contacts are suspended during this period. With respect to the one-time cancellation of the regular right of visitation during the second week of the autumn holidays, the decision denies a claim for compensation.
Application and opposing position
No independent additional motion is decisive for this aspect; the analysis compares the documented state of the files with the outcome.
The second week of the autumn holidays from 12 to 18 October is allocated to the mother; the father's regular visitation contacts are suspended during this period.
Checklist item
The precise legal scope of a claim for replacement or compensation is to be distinguished from the question of which specific vacation blocks the continuing title provides and how they are determined in each individual case.
LawReport classification
The article distinguishes between the stipulated scope of leave, the concrete exercise thereof, and the question of a claim for replacement or compensation. These levels must not be mixed: the existence of an annual entitlement does not automatically imply any desired choice of dates; conversely, a deviation from the specifically requested scope must remain comprehensible on the basis of the justification.
What does not follow from this
The documented proceedings evidence the mentioned motions, statements and decision-making steps. They do not, by themselves, evidence personal motives, bias, abuse of rights or a general unlawfulness. Such further assessments would require additional legal and factual bases.
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