Legal Question in Family Law in India
My husband has been given interim visitation rights for my son every 1 and 3 Sunday . After going out for 3 Sunday's my son now refuses to go with him. He is almost 7 years old. The next hearing is due end of this month. Do I have to inform the court in writing that I have not been able to follow orders? Do I have to do this or should my lawyer draft it and submit? What are the repercussions of not doing so?
3 Answers from Attorneys
You should follow the court order; make you son available to meet with your husband, even if the child is not willing; If you do not, you may be guilty of contempt of court; The court may also direct transfer of custody of the child from you to your husband.
However, if the child is unwilling to meet his father alone, you may remain present during the visitation hours when your husband comes to meet with the child.
you may ask your lawyer to draft the application citing the disinterest of your son to meet his father. however, it is advised that you should not tutor you child.
THE ABOVE ADVISE IS CORRECT
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