Supervised visitation can occur at home or in public places, but usually occurs at specific, court-appointed spaces. In some cases, visitation can occur without supervision by either a trained professional or a trusted adult.<\/p>\n

In order for a court to bar a parent from all contact with their children the circumstances surrounding a \u201cno visitation\u201d order must be extreme; however, these cases are rare. Most times parents are granted minimal supervision during visitation, or can be granted virtual visitation, where the parent can speak to the child via webcam or on the phone. Parents can also receive no visitation if they are deemed dangerous or harmful to the child.<\/p>\n

No matter what your situation is, whether that be seeking visitation rights or determining a visitation plan with your co-parent, seeking the help of a family law attorney can help.<\/p>\n