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No. A spouse who refuses to pay child support because of lack of access to the children may be held in contempt of court.
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Q: If my former spouse will not allow me to visit or have access to my children, may I stop paying child support?

A: No. A spouse who refuses to pay child support because of lack of access to the children may be held in contempt of court.


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