What if the children 13 and 11 do not wish to have visitation with their father?

Answer 1

You cannot force her to go and don't make her but what you should do is find out why she does not want to see her as sometimes (heaven forbid) they are being abused in some way or another and of course it could just be rebellion if he is just strict.

Answer 2

If the father has visitation rights this will cause a problem. He can file a motion for contempt on the child's mother if she fails to obey the visitation order. The problem of the children not wanting to visit their father must be addressed and the court order modified if necessary. A hearing may need to be scheduled.

If the father has visitation rights this will cause a problem. He can file a motion for contempt on the child's mother if she fails to obey the visitation order. The problem of the children not wanting to visit their father must be addressed and the court order modified if necessary. A hearing may need to be scheduled.

If the father has visitation rights this will cause a problem. He can file a motion for contempt on the child's mother if she fails to obey the visitation order. The problem of the children not wanting to visit their father must be addressed and the court order modified if necessary. A hearing may need to be scheduled.

If the father has visitation rights this will cause a problem. He can file a motion for contempt on the child's mother if she fails to obey the visitation order. The problem of the children not wanting to visit their father must be addressed and the court order modified if necessary. A hearing may need to be scheduled.

Answer 3

If the father has visitation rights this will cause a problem. He can file a motion for contempt on the child's mother if she fails to obey the visitation order. The problem of the children not wanting to visit their father must be addressed and the court order modified if necessary. A hearing may need to be scheduled.