Nicolette G. v. Raymond S.

This court is not disposed to enforce one facet of a Supreme Court determination in a divorce proceeding, that is, child support, when there appears to be a complete flouting and disregard of another facet of that determination, that is, rights of visitation. (See Matter of Bickford v Bickford, 83 Misc 2d 571; Matter of Roe v Doe, 29 NY2d 188; also Feuer v Feuer, 50 AD2d 772; Abraham v Abraham, 44 AD2d 675; Matter of Fleischer v Fleischer, 25 AD2d 901.)

In May of this year, the Supreme Court issued a lengthy opinion in which it determined that the father was entitled to visitation privileges…