[header] How to stop visitation rights [title] Look for forms. [step] Many states have forms for motions to modify custody and parental rights orders. [substeps] You can only stop visitation rights if a judge enters a court order to do so.
[header] How to stop visitation rights [title] Look for forms. [step] Many states have forms for motions to modify custody and parental rights orders. [substeps] You can only stop visitation rights if a judge enters a court order to do so.
Filing any type of motion could result in a hearing in court and a suspension of all visitation rights. However, you may be able to get an original judge order. The order is called " order of deletion. " this order requires you to pay the maximum amount of court costs (including any contested petitioner) and also request no less than $10 , 000 in child support. In states which only allow voluntary self-preservation, your court orders you to copy or defer the order. This means you absolutely must comply and then immediately must notify the court of the decision. Generally, this order must come from the same court that made the initial order for custody and visitation. It is important not to simply refuse allowing the non-custodial parent to see the child.