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CONDITIONS OF FATHER’S VISITATION CANNOT BE DETERMINED BY A THERAPIST.

The Second Department determined Family Court improperly left the conditions for father’s visitation with his child up to a therapist:

… [I]t is for the Family Court—not the child’s therapist—to exercise its own discretion to determine how, when, and under what terms and conditions the father’s visitation with the subject child … is to resume … . Matter of Rogan v Guida, 2016 NY Slip Op 06716, 2nd Dept 10-12-16

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