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by Doodle Bug has nothing to complain about on September 9th, 2007
It depends on the State, and whether it is an award of custody or visitation.
Child support is NOT payment for the child's time. It is the fulfillment of the obligation of the parent to provide for the child.
The Court will not force anything which will be injurious to the child. However, once there is an order granting visitation and she doesn't show, you could be held in contempt of the order. You would be given a court date to explain your position.
You need to address this issue with your attorney, before you go to court for the final hearing. If there are truly good reasons your child does not want to visit these reasons can be presented before the Court and a determination made for the final order.
Do custody papers have to be notarized?
by Answerbag Staff on May 21st, 2011
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Can your spouse make you move out until a divorce is final?
by Answerbag Staff on May 20th, 2011
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Who gets custody in a divorce?
by Answerbag Staff on May 17th, 2011
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brother got a girl prego she wants to sign her rights over to me what kind of lawyer would i have to get and how would we go about that?
by babygirl3 on September 8th, 2011
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Should the Judicial system be reviewed in the context of alimony cases?
by Masculinist on December 5th, 2011
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You're reading My husband and I are getting a divorce. We have a teenager who is 14 years old. Our teenager's primary residence is with me. He said that he can force our daughter to visit him. Is this true- can he do this?
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