If a non-parent is provided visitation and divorce, can that be removed if it becomes toxic? So here I'm guessing a non-parent is maybe like a grandparent or we have this way of being able to say like if a step parent has stepped into the role of a parent, they don't get necessarily rights to the child but they might be able to continue their relationship with the child even though they're leaving the marriage. If it's something like that and it becomes toxic, yes you can always go back into court and ask for a modification, ask for it to be suspended, supervised, you know whatever whatever the case may be that supports supports what that is. But yeah if a non-parent unless it's a guardianship, you know if the person has guardianship then you'd have to go in and ask for the guardianship to be terminated which is a little bit a bigger deal than just somebody who has some visitation periods.