There was an open letter from the Chief Justice of the
Probate and Family Court of Massachusetts John D. Casey on 3/24/20.  It would be beneficial for litigants and
attorneys to review. It is important to note that parenting orders are not
stayed during the COVID-19.  It is
important based on what Justice Casey states that children spend time with both
of their parents and that each parent can engage in family activities where it
is provided by the court. However, if it is a case where the parent must self-quarantine
or is otherwise restricted from having contact with others, then both parents
should cooperate to allow for parenting time by video or conference.  It is a good letter with a variety of links
for parents and attorneys to look at.

In addition, I have had several clients call each week about
different concerns. If you have an attorney, you should talk to your attorney
about the order and the different options given your unique circumstances.