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Question: If I have sole custody of my daughters and my ex husband has standard visitation only but is over $5000 behind child support and is not upholding the divorce agreement (not paying child care,medical insurance or bills ect.) Do i have to allow him his visitation?
Answer: The Arizona Courts consider child custody/visitation issues and child support issues as two separate subjects. If the custodial parent wants to limit the visitation of the non-custodial parent, he or she must petition the court for approval by filing a petition pursuant to Arizona Revised Statutes, section 25-411. To deny visitation without court approval is a violation of the other parents rights and can subject you to court ordered penalties (A.R.S. section 25-414.)
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If I have sole custody of my daughters and my ex husband has standard visitation only but is over $5000 behind child support and is not upholding the divorce agreement (not paying child care,medical insurance or bills ect.) Do i have to allow him his visitation?
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