Legal Question in Family Law in Nevada
Full uncontested child-custody-- no visitation
I am a father of a 5 year old girl. I was not married to the birth mother, but recieved full custody (with visitation-limited by mother), and child support by the court (daughter was 6 months old). Mother never paid court ordered support and utilized visitation infrequently (non-contact=months). Mother now asking and getting my daughter for visitation (up to a full week): and support is being recieved thru attachment-wages.
This infrequency is becomeing increasingly detrimental to child emotionally.
Can I discontinue the visitation clause? Support payments go directly to childs savings account(for her only). Contact with maternal family is frequent, friendly and unrestricted(i.e. grand.. aunt,uncle).
Mother is only problem in a positive, supportive life. This needs to stop-------HOW?
1 Answer from Attorneys
Re: Full child-custody-- no visitation
If there is a Court order of custody and visitation, you will need to get it modified. If there isn't a Court order, it would be a good idea to get one. The Court will be reluctant to deny visitation without objective evidence - not just your opinion that it is emotionally harmful.
Get a good attorney.
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