I.L. v. L.D.L., Jr.

The parties were divorced on November 26, 1990, and custody of the one-year-old child of the parties was awarded to the mother subject to specified visitation of the father. The father was ordered to pay $176 per month for child support.

On January 17, 1991, the father filed a “motion for rule nisi,” alleging that the mother had interfered with his visitation rights by refusing to allow him to pick up the child on the times specified in the divorce decree. The mother filed a motion to dismiss, followed by a motion to suspend visitation privileges temporarily, in which she alleged that, because…