Visitation rights are a myth. Neither parent is inherently entitled to visitation rights when going through a divorce. You only have visitation rights when they have been established by the court or determined in a parenting plan that is created by both parents and acknowledged in court.n your divorce proceedings, it is important to be aware that visitation and custody are two separate matters (seeChild Custody for Fathers). Legal custody grants you the ability to direct how your child is raised. This includes things such as the religion, education and healthcare of your child. Physical custody allows your child to live with you. Visitation, on the other hand, tends to define how your time with your kids is spent. A qualified divorce attorney with experience handling custody and visitation issues should be able to more thoroughly explain the differences between custody and visitation and advise you on your best course of action.
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Visitation Rights For Fathers is depending on court decision and nature of father.
ReplyDeleteYes i agree with you but few more thing are also there in visitation rights like financial status of father, father's behavior to child etc.
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