Should a court be allowed to force a parent to see their child(ren) if they don't want to see them?

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• Answer #1

  I think they should just do what is in the best interest for the child.But I can't understand what kind of person doesn't want to see their own kid.That is carelessness and sad.

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• Answer #2

  No, and as a matter of fact, it's not exactly a healthy environment for the children, anyway, so I can't imagine any court would do that.

• Answer #3

  I don't think so. If there is a reson why the kids don't want to see the perent, it's only worse on the kids.

• Answer #4

  I agree... although i dont understand why parents wouldnt want to see their own children

• Answer #5

  Careless*

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