How can I enforce a visitation order if my ex-wife does not let me see my child?

It's against the court order; she cannot do that according to the law.

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He can be forced to visit through the vision centers, and this is considered bad parenting.

You can include the child in your custody if he has reached the age of male custody.

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Dear inquirer,

Firstly, ensure you're fully aware of your rights under the existing order. Explore legal avenues to enforce the visitation order, such as contempt of court proceedings or modifications to the order.

You need to build a strong relationship with your child; plan activities that your child enjoys to foster a positive association with your time together.

Secondly, document all attempts to contact your ex-wife, your child's refusals, and any evidence of parental alienation. This can be crucial in legal proceedings.

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Hi,

As long as there is a visitation order, he should return to the Execution Court, which will arrange the visitation and transportation.

Additionally, there are other options in court if it is proven that the ex-wife is preventing the visitation.

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Thanks!

Thank you for reaching out with your concerns about your visitation rights!

I understand how distressing it can be when your child refuses to see you, especially when this behavior may be influenced by your ex-wife.

Given that there is already an execution case in place for visitation, it is crucial to ensure that your rights as a parent are upheld.

We can explore several legal avenues, including petitioning the court to enforce the visitation order more strictly or addressing the potential coercion by your ex-wife.

It’s important to address this situation promptly to ensure the best interests of your child and your relationship with them.

I would be happy to discuss the details of your case and advise you on the best course of action.

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You have the right to request the enforcement judge to solve this issue. The judge can't force the child but can require the mother to comply with the court order.