
Quoting
aardvarc
You're not interfering with anything. Unless it's spelled out in your court order, you're under no obligation for the visitation to occur at your home, regardless of who else lives there. You only have to make the child available - the burden is on DAD to figure out the "where" and "how" of the logistics. If he refuses to do so, that's a bed he's made for himself, and the judge will have NO problem explaining that to him, should he find the need to take it that far (which he'd be incredibly stupid to do). Tell dad he has 3 choices: (1) pick the child up at your door, and return the child later, or, (2) meet you somewhere, or (3) not have visitation since he's unable to understand what "mutual agreement" means or that he has NO right to enter your home against YOUR will. Period. The only person interfering with dad's visitation is DAD.