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The mother believes that the father is not fit to have custody or visitation rights. This may be due to concerns about the father’s ability to provide a safe and nurturing environment for the child, or due to concerns about the father’s behavior or history.
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The mother and father are involved in a custody or visitation dispute. In some cases, the mother may prevent the father from seeing the child in order to gain an advantage in the dispute, or to punish the father for his behavior.
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The mother and father have separated or divorced, and the mother has been granted sole custody of the child. In this situation, the mother may decide to restrict the father’s access to the child in order to protect the child’s well-being or to avoid conflicts with the father.
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The mother is concerned about the father’s safety or well-being. In some cases, the mother may decide to prevent the father from seeing the child if she believes that the father is in danger or is not capable of taking care of himself.
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The mother and father have a volatile or abusive relationship. In cases where the mother and father have a history of domestic violence or other forms of abuse, the mother may decide to prevent the father from seeing the child in order to protect the child and herself from further harm.
These are just a few examples of why a mother may stop a father from seeing their child.
The specific reasons will vary depending on the individual circumstances of the situation.
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