Re: denying visitation

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Your husband has the rights spelled out in the
custody/visitation order. If the court order says she gets
visitation, she gets visitation according to the court order
UNLESS there is an emergency in which the child's
health/safety is in immediate danger. If your hsuband doesn't
like the existing custody/visitation order, it is up to him to
get a modification if he does not want biomom to have
visitation with the child. A 7-year-old does not get to
decide whether or not he will visit with his biomom if the
court has ordered biomom gets visitation.

On 5/25/07, Vivian wrote:
> My husband was awarded full custody of his son. The mother
> moved out of state, so my husband took their son to have
> visitation with her. During the visitation, he was removed
> from her home due to him being the "victim of out-of-
> control abuse". That was two years ago. The case was
> closed after she finished a case plan. She has now moved
> back in state and wants visitation, even though she has
> not seen their son in over a year. Does my husband have
> the right to deny visitation, so the court can order
> supervised visitation. He is 7 and says he doesn't want to
> see or talk to her.