John and Mary recently obtained a divorce. They have two children and they share joint custody. You are called to Mary’s house because because she says that John has not brought back the children from his normal visitation and she is afraid that he has taken them out of state. After you have gathered as much information as you can, you believe that John has taken the children with the intent to deprive Mary of the children.

fect my child custody and visitation rights?

Can I request a pat

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answer:

c

explanation:

ignoring them will make them stay away.

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