At what age can a child decide not to visit a non-custodial parent in?
At what age can a child decide not to visit a non-custodial parent in Texas? A child never has the right to decide not to visit a noncustodial parent. The parent has a court-granted right, and only a court could take it away. A child has no power to do that. In fact, the custodial parent is legally obligated to sent the child to visit the noncustodial parent or else be held in contempt of court (which may bring a jail sentence or a monetary penalty). The only way to change the visitation order...