Ciara petitions judge to force Future to enter mediation so they can work out a travel schedule for their son
Ciara has asked that a judge steps in and make her ex-fiancé Future enter mediation so that they can work out a new travel schedule for their son, Future Zahir Wilburn, 4.
Ciara is reportedly frustrated over the current travel arrangements for her son which has reportedly aggravated his health issues.
Ciara, who lives in Seattle, claims in court documents that Future who lives in Atlanta, missed too many scheduled visitations with his son and the ones he managed to keep, he did so only at the last minute.
She also claimed that whenever her son goes to visit his father to Georgia, Future leaves him with his mother or grandmother. During this period, Ciara says she rarely gets a chance to FaceTime with her son because the older women are not tech savvy and don't know how to FaceTime.
Ciara also said the constant back-and-forth was weighing on their son, and it was important they figure a better schedule for his sake.
Her team say they've been trying to figure this out without a judge stepping in, but to no avail. So she's calling on a judge for backup.
Ciara is reportedly frustrated over the current travel arrangements for her son which has reportedly aggravated his health issues.
Ciara, who lives in Seattle, claims in court documents that Future who lives in Atlanta, missed too many scheduled visitations with his son and the ones he managed to keep, he did so only at the last minute.
She also claimed that whenever her son goes to visit his father to Georgia, Future leaves him with his mother or grandmother. During this period, Ciara says she rarely gets a chance to FaceTime with her son because the older women are not tech savvy and don't know how to FaceTime.
Ciara also said the constant back-and-forth was weighing on their son, and it was important they figure a better schedule for his sake.
Her team say they've been trying to figure this out without a judge stepping in, but to no avail. So she's calling on a judge for backup.
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