Child Visitation
Often, child custody is the hardest issue to agree upon in a divorce proceeding. Visitation goes hand and hand with custody and can affect a parent's ability to see their own child on a regular basis. The most common issue that arises with visitation is the challenge of agreeing on a mutually beneficial visitation schedule that allows both parents access to the child without compromising the child's growth or well-being. Unfortunately, the visitation agreement can be just the tip of the iceberg for divorces in which parents violate agreements, fail to visit as agreed, or adjust the schedule without the knowledge and agreement of the other party. In these cases, an informal adjustment may suffice, but sometimes, contempt of custody orders and legal action must be pursued.
At Graff & Associates, we see firsthand the effect parenting time arguments can have on children and families. We devote significant time and resources toward agreeing on a visitation plan that is mutually agreeable and that benefits the children involved. Don't let your
children get caught up in a disappointing or dangerous visitation situation. Fight for their rights. Call Graff & Associates at 215.572.6868 today for more information and a free case consultation.
Visitation
In Family Law, visitation denotes the level of contact a parent or other significant person in a child's life can have with that child. Visitation forms part of the bundle of rights and privileges which a parent may have in relation to any child of the family.