S. v. J.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLouis B. Heller, J.
There are three motions before the court: (a) to punish defendant for contempt for refusal of plaintiff’s visitation; (b) to reargue a motion for increased child support; (c) change of custody from defendant to plaintiff, or for joint custody. The court will consider the motions in the order of their facility.
Plaintiff’s motion to punish for contempt is denied as defendant’s alleged refusal to permit plaintiff to enjoy his visitation rights with their son for one weekend out of a period of almost three years does not constitute sufficient grounds for the granting of the drastic remedy of…
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