Welcome to this comprehensive video guide on child visitation rights in California, featuring seasoned family law attorney Sina Mohajer. This video addresses crucial questions like "Can a child refuse visitation with a parent?" and "What age can a child refuse visitation in California?" that have been the cause of concern for many parents navigating the intricacies of child custody and visitation arrangements.

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Sina Mohajer, who has been practicing family law in Greater Los Angeles County since 2012 and has been a contributing member of the Los Angeles County Bar Association and a recipient of the Super Lawyers rating since 2019, provides expert guidance on these issues.

The video begins by examining if a child can refuse to participate in court-ordered visitation. Here, Sina explains that while a child can refuse visitation, the court will hold the parents responsible for any breach of a custody order, not the child.

One of the most pressing questions surrounding child visitation is at what age a court considers the child's preference. In this video, Sina clarifies that the family code mandates the court to consider the child's preference at 14 while deciding the custody arrangements. But preference is just one factor; the ultimate decision is always guided by what's in the child's best interest.

Sina also discusses what parents can do when their child outright refuses to go on visitation. It's important, Sina advises, to communicate with your child, nurture their relationship with the other parent, and encourage them to follow the court order.

In addition, this video also tackles essential questions related to child support and visitation rights. Questions like "Does paying child support give you visitation rights?" or "Can a father get visitation rights without paying child support?" are addressed, providing viewers with an understanding of the relationship between child support and visitation rights.

From the nuances of a child refusing to visit a custodial parent to scenarios where a parent may need to file for contempt of child visitation rights, this video is a comprehensive resource for those seeking clarity on child visitation rights in California.

If you are in a similar situation and need legal advice, Sina Mohajer invites you to contact his office to schedule an initial consultation. Don't forget to hit the like button if you found the video informative, and subscribe to our channel to be notified of future videos related to family law. Stay informed about child visitation rights and more in California with our channel.

Video Timeline:
00:00 Introduction
00:18 Can a Child Refuse Court-Ordered Visitation?
01:21 Consequences for Parents When a Child Refuses Visitation
01:33 Age Considerations in Child's Visitation Refusal
02:01 What is in the Best Interest of the Child?
02:10 Dealing with a Child's Refusal for Visitation
02:42 Encouraging Your Child to Follow the Visitation Order
03:04 Legal Consequences of Child Refusing Visitation
03:15 How to Seek Legal Advice for Child Visitation Issues

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