visitation denial for non support

The custodial parent placing the child with a third party rather than
allowing the other parent the opportunity for additional visitation is
engaging in an unreasonable denial of visitation.

"The custodial parent has the duty to strengthen and nurture in every way
possible to relationship between the children and the non custodial parent .
.. . By allowing the father to serve as his child's babysitter when he is
available the father can still be a significant part of the child's life
even though he doesn't have custody . . . We fail to see how one could
reasonably argue that the child's best interest are better served by having
a babysitter care for him instead of his father. In Re Dobey, 629 N E 2d
812, 196 Ill. Dec. 267 (1994) more cases in the guide ro fathers rights
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