Q: Utah father's rights suspended didn't complete required classes. He wants a visit am I liable for anything if I let him?
Are there any legal ramifications if I let him see his son when the court has suspended his parental rights for not completing his required parenting classes? He will make my life difficult if I say no and claim he did the classes which he hasn't. But if there will be liability or trouble with the courts for me if I allow him a visit when his visitation has been suspended, I won't let him see him.
A: It is a court order so if you go against it you could be found in contempt.
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