Visitation for parents

Unless visitation would be detrimental to the child, reasonable visitation rights will be awarded to a parent, when the other parent has been awarded sole physical custody.

Remember, the court will want both parents to have frequent and continuous contact with the child.

There are several situations where the court will limit visitation such as:

1. Protective order concerning the parent;

2. Domestic violence charge against the parent;

3. Parent is a sex offender or committed rape;

4. Parent has not paid child support in a timely manner.