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What if your ex wife have the sole custody and want the father apply visit what mother should do?
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∙ 14y ago
The sole custody don't have nothing to do with the visitarion right for the father . The father if love his own children will do the visit like parenting plan stablish But if the father don't want to see his kid you can not forced him to love them and be in his children life. No shoes fit even to forced to fit. Let Him decide it if he want the kid on their life. good luck to you
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