What If the Kids Don’t Want to Visit — Am I Still Required to Send Them?

child says they don’t want to visit their other parent. Your gut says protect them—but your court order says send them.

What now?

This essential guide answers that question with clarity and authority. You’ll learn:

• What the law really expects of you when your child resists visitation
• How to protect yourself from being blamed for withholding
• When and how to bring legitimate concerns to the court
• Legal insights, and documentation tips to stay safe and compliant

If you’re walking the tightrope between protecting your child and following the law, this guide is your lifeline.

[Download for $29.99 now and take back control—without risking contempt or custody loss.]

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