The Right of Visitation for the Non-Custodial Parent

In the context of separations and divorces, the right of visitation for the non-custodial parent is a fundamental aspect for both parents and children. This right not only protects the emotional bond between the parent and the minor but is also a duty that the non-custodial parent must respect to ensure the well-being of the child.

What is the Right of Visitation?

The right of visitation allows the non-custodial parent, that is, the one with whom the children do not usually reside, to maintain meaningful and continuous relationships with their children. It is a right aimed at respecting and nurturing the parent-child relationship, essential for the emotional and psychological development of the minor.

Characteristics of the Right of Visitation

• Flexibility: The right of visitation must be adaptable to the needs of the minor and the parent, in accordance with judicial decisions.
• Frequency: The frequency and modalities of visits must be established in a way that does not interrupt the emotional continuity.
• Best Interest of the Child: Every decision regarding the right of visitation must always consider the best interest of the child.

Responsibilities of the Non-Custodial Parent

Besides being a right, the right of visitation is also a duty: the non-custodial parent has the responsibility to actively participate in the child's life. This commitment translates into presence, emotional support, and participation in important decisions regarding the child's growth.

"The bond between parent and child is an inalienable right of the minor, which the non-custodial parent must guarantee with dedication and consistency."

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If you need legal support regarding the right of visitation for the non-custodial parent, do not hesitate to contact Studio Legale Bianucci. Our team of experts is at your disposal to offer you personalized consultations and dedicated legal assistance.