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by DebraG on February 29th, 2008
The answer to your question may depend on the law of the State that made the initial custody determination. As a general matter, I would interpret an award of "physical custody" as a judicial grant of "sole" physical custody to the "custodial" parent. Accordingly, I would also expect that visitation rights would be granted to the "noncustodial" parent. But, each state has its own definitional nuances and you can't obtain a definitive answer to your question unless you identify the state involved.
My 2 almost 3 yr old returned with a burn/bruise on his lower back/butt. What can I do to stop visitation?
by adra02 on July 19th, 2011
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have full sole custody of the children dad has supervised visits can i move to another state i live in sc
by jacks71 on July 5th, 2011
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How would you feel if you were meditating with some incense, then Ahnuld astrally projected in front of you and said "GET TO DA CHOPRA"?
by Have A Nice Day on September 5th, 2011
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I have been divorced since June 2010. My son who is now 2 yrs old and his father saw him only for an hour.
by sejal.d.p on May 2nd, 2011
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Have you ever known a single mother who was penalized by the courts for not allowing the father of the children visitation?
by Wpg on June 24th, 2011
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Great answer!
by Smartie on February 29th, 2008