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Visitation Rights and the Law
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Is Withholding Visitation Against The Law?

What You Should Know About Visitation Rights and the Law When parents divorce or end their relationship, they work hard to gain custody or visitation rights with their children and the last thing they want is for something, or someone, to prevent them from seeing the children. In...
Posted On 05 May 2017
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Lawyers Can Fix Child Visitation Agreement
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Lawyers Can Fix Bad Child Visitation Agreements

A child visitation schedule, also called a parenting plan, serves as a calendar for parents to follow regarding responsibility for their children. This schedule is particularly important for parents who share physical custody of their children. A child visitation lawyer helps...
Posted On 16 Mar 2017
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Child Visitation Rights during a Divorce
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What are Normal Child Visitation Rights during a Divorce?

How Much Visitation Time is Considered “Normal” or “Average?” Going through a divorce is a difficult process and this is only made more emotional and more stressful when children are involved. When a couple decides to end their marriage and they have children, they must decide...
Posted On 05 Feb 2017
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Issue of Pet Visitation in Divorce
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The Issue of “Pet Visitation”

For many people, pets are their family, and an astounding 65 percent of households have at least one pet. With that being said, it should not be surprising that divorcing couples often argue over who will get “custody” of the beloved family dog, cat, or other animal. While...
Posted On 11 Jul 2016
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Is It Illegal to Defy a Visitation Order?

Abusing Visitation Rights When a couple goes through a divorce, one of the hardest things they often deal with is custody of a child. Chances are, one of the parents will lose the ability to be with their child every day, and this can often lead to feelings of contention and...
Posted On 22 Aug 2015
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Getting Legal Assistance With Child Visitation Schedules

Child visitation is an important aspect of child custody decisions because it determines how much time non-custodial parents may spend with their children. Details are outlined in a visitation agreement that both parents must adhere to or face legal consequences. Agreeing upon a...
Posted On 12 Nov 2014
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Should I Withhold My Child from Visitation?

It can be difficult to deal with a non-custodial parent who constantly falls behind with child support payments. Many custodial parents lash out by withholding child visitation. Though this may provide some level of satisfaction, it is not recommended. Visitation rights and child...
Posted On 30 Oct 2014
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Enforcing Visitation Agreements With Legal Help

When a judge grants child visitation to a non-custodial parent, the details of the arrangement are recorded in a document called a visitation agreement. Both parents are legally bound to comply with this document or face legal consequences. If parents have trouble enforcing...
Posted On 26 Sep 2014
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Can Lawyers Help Enforce Visitation Agreements?

Parents who are not awarded physical custody of their children may still receive visitation rights. A visitation agreement puts non-custodial parenting time arrangements in writing. Family courts are sometimes involved in determining visitation arrangements and even if not, it is...
Posted On 04 Apr 2013
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Battling for Child Visitation

A visitation agreement specifies the amount of time that each parent will spend with his or her children following a divorce or end of the relationship. A visitation schedule is considered fair when the needs of each parent are met. Many parents go through the process only to...
Posted On 15 Jan 2013
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