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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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Q: I have custody of my daughter i do not get child support every month her father lives in another state and wants her to come visit is it wrong if I say no?
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