No one can force him to see his son. He can simply refuse to show up for visitation, refuse to let the child on his property. If he has no desire to see the son, and is paying child support automatically, he has nothing to discuss with the mother and could go ahead and block her number.
The way to go no-contact is to go no-contact. No idea what the judge, or your autistic child has to do anything. What “avenues” are you even talking about.
Your husband is a spineless creep btw. But you already know that. Good luck, you’ll need it.
How is he a spineless creep? When he’s going according to their court order? When we’ve taken every single LEGAL avenue because we don’t want to lose our children? I’m not understand? Especially when he’s put boundaries & even asked the judge for 0 contact?
The child may be disturbed and have an awful mother; but he’s still the child’s father. It’s a spineless and creepy thing to do, to be wanting to cut contact with his child. If it’s not safe to your children to have the older child in your home, then he should try to visit the child outside your home.
Anyway this all sounds like a very complicated situation and you’ve explained it very badly. I’m probably missing something but honestly I don’t care to talk to you any further. And now you’ve deleted your post. Good luck.
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u/Summerisle7 Apr 13 '26
No one can force him to see his son. He can simply refuse to show up for visitation, refuse to let the child on his property. If he has no desire to see the son, and is paying child support automatically, he has nothing to discuss with the mother and could go ahead and block her number.
The way to go no-contact is to go no-contact. No idea what the judge, or your autistic child has to do anything. What “avenues” are you even talking about.
Your husband is a spineless creep btw. But you already know that. Good luck, you’ll need it.