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Kids refuses to meet father before separation and both kids are minor


22-Jul-2024 (In Divorce Law)
My two children are minors: my son is 14 years old and my daughter is 8 years old. My wife and I have been living separately for 2 years. I have obtained a court-ordered visitation arrangement, but she refuses to allow the children to meet with me and has purposely provoked me, leading to a situation where I abused her in front of the children. As a result, they are now refusing to meet with me. Additionally, my wife has been influencing the children by threatening that if they meet with me, som
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Answer #1
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you should file a contempt case against your wife as early as possible so that the court can make it possible for you to meet your children and make a plea that your wife is not taken care of your children very well for more details you can connect with me
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Answer #2
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You can move an application in court , by court order you can be given access to the children in the presence of local police. The protection officer may also be involved, and in situation court may call the children also.
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