Determining Noncompliance of Visitation

  1. Law
  2. Tennessee Code
  3. Domestic Relations
  4. Child Custody and Visitation
  5. Parent Visitation
  6. Determining Noncompliance of Visitation

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The court may certify in writing or by electronic data exchange to each licensing authority that the offending parent is not in compliance with an order of visitation if:

  1. Such parent does not timely request a hearing upon service of notice issued under § 36-6-503;
  2. Such parent has not entered into a consent order as provided for in § 36-6-504, or having entered into such an order, has failed to comply with such an order;
  3. The court issues a decision after a hearing pursuant to this part that finds such parent is not in compliance with an order of visitation; or
  4. In any proceeding to enforce any provision of an order of visitation, the court finds a parent to be not in compliance with the order of visitation and the other parent specifically prayed for relief in the form of license revocation, denial or suspension.


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