Child Visitation
Would a boy, age 16 be required to visit his father if
the father paid child support?
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Read More Answered By: Fred Wood |
Re: Child Visitation It depends on the Judge. Usually when a child is that old, the judge is reluctant to force visitation because the child is likely to just run away. However, some judges will force a child to visit as long as he or she is a minor, that is until they reach age 19. |
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