Child Custody Law
Visitation Rights
The right of a parent who doesn't have primary custody to spend scheduled time with their child.
Where one parent has primary custody, the court typically grants the other parent visitation rights — a defined schedule for meeting, communicating with, or having the child stay over — to preserve the child's relationship with both parents.
Visitation arrangements can be revisited and modified later if circumstances change, always with the child's best interests as the deciding factor.
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