Following a divorce, it is typical for moms to restrict dads' access to their children. Fathers, on the other hand, do not often recognize that they have the same rights as mothers. In terms of child access, this implies that they have the same right to the kid that the mother does. A father can stop seeing his kids if he decides that it is in their best interest to do so. This happens most commonly when the father is accused of committing abuse against the mother or when there is a risk that he will be found responsible for her death. In both cases, the father has the right to protect his children. In addition, a father can stop seeing his kids if he relocates out of state with them. If this occurs, contact information for both parties should be provided in order for communication to continue. Finally, a father can stop seeing his kids if he becomes incarcerated. It is recommended that you not try to contact an inmate because there are laws regarding prisoner mail. Contact information for correctional facilities can be found by calling 1-800-934-8768. If you are trying to reach a father who has stopped seeing his kids, first check court records to make sure that he hasn't been given custody of them. If this isn't the case, then you should start by asking friends and family members if they know the reason why he wouldn't want to see them.