L.H. v. Y.M.

OPINION

BRYNER, Justice.

In a prior custody proceeding, L.H. was barred from visiting his young daughter R.H. after his older daughter C.C. accused him of past sexual abuse. In the present case, L.H. moved to modify the prior custody order, claiming that C.C. has recanted her accusation. The superior court denied L.H.’s motion because of his continuing refusal to produce psychological records that the court ordered produced in the prior proceeding. L.H. claims that he is being impermissibly punished for asserting his constitutional right against self-incrimination. Because L.H. did not preserve…