If they are scared of him and his actions, then it is a bad idea for you to take them to see him, but if you feel they need to see they're father just make sure ther is someone to protect them.
Your daughters don't want to see their dads.I have the best ideas.Let their dad carry them to a restaurant or their favorite place to play.Also their dads could get them their favorite things that they really wanted and say their dad bought it.That suppose to work if it doesn't that was the best I could of do.
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no, you do not Just though maybe he misses you or has a GIFT for you
If i was adope when i was small when my mothe died but my father visit me and now he died from an accident i have three sibbling what must i do do they inherit aestste that my father have no wull
If you mean that he abused her in the past, she should certainly be with another adult if she visits him, and the other adult should keep a close eye on her during the entire visit.
Because she was scared that they wouldn't like her.
No, she cannot, this is not possible.
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Without knowing the full extent of your situation it's hard to say. If you have full legal custody, and your child's father has none, then legally you probably don't have to let him see her. However, if he is a decent man (as in he won't harm your daughter, and loves her), then you may want to consider letting her visit him. She has a right to see her father, and he has a right to see his daughter. Just because you both are separated shouldn't harm your daughters relationship with either of you. If your daughter is old enough, ask her if she would like to see him. She should really be the one to make the decision providing you know your husband won't harm her in any way.
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It's time to communicate with your daughter and ask her why she doesn't want to visit her father. If she simply just wants to be with you or out with her friends then she should respect her father and go visit him. However, she may not like her father much these days because she probably sides with the hurt you feel and she's bound and determined to protect you. This is very normal when a couple with children split-up. Yes, I do feel if she has a good reason for not wanting to see her father that she should be able to decide if she wants to go or not. You are the key to her problems. Her father should always be her father as you are her mother, so you can soften much of what she thinks of her father by telling her that sometimes people just fall out of love, but that he loves her and she was not the fault of the split-up. Most children (in a survey) felt they were the cause of their parent's split-up. Your daughter is simply a young woman and kids today grow up fast. Sit down and have more of a woman-to-woman talk with her. Let her talk to you openly and honestly. No matter how you feel about your ex-husband always keep that bond going between daughter and father. After the discussion, and if you see fit, then meet with your ex-husband and discuss the problems openly and try to come to some conclusion to the problem.
My 13-year-old daughter hates her father and she prays that when she turns 14 she will not have to go visit him . What are the laws in the state of Indiana about the age of a child to make the decision. Or does a judge make the final decision?