Contact with Your Child

Maintaining Contact – Your Rights and Effective Legal Support

A breakup between parents does not mean the end of the bond with your child. You have both the right and the obligation to maintain a relationship with your child, regardless of whether the child lives with you permanently or you have designated visitation rights.

If the other parent is obstructing or preventing contact, or if you wish to formalize the contact arrangements, I will help you secure a solution that serves both your interests and your child’s wellbeing.

What Forms of Contact Can Be Arranged?

✔ In-person visits – regular meetings at either parent’s home

✔ Trips and shared holidays – extended time during school breaks, vacations, or holidays

✔ Phone and online communication – calls, video chats, virtual meetings

✔ Written communication – letters, emails, or other forms of messaging

If the parents cannot reach an agreement, the court may establish detailed contact arrangements – including a schedule, meeting location, and additional conditions.

What Forms of Contact Can Be Arranged?

✔ In-person visits – regular meetings at either parent’s home

✔ Trips and shared holidays – extended time during school breaks, vacations, or holidays

✔ Phone and online communication – calls, video chats, virtual meetings

✔ Written communication – letters, emails, or other forms of messaging

If the parents cannot reach an agreement, the court may establish detailed contact arrangements – including a schedule, meeting location, and additional conditions.

How Can I Help You?

🔹 Assistance in negotiations and creating a workable contact schedule

🔹 Drafting motions to establish, modify, or enforce contact rights

🔹 Court representation in contact-related proceedings

🔹 Strong legal defense against attempts to restrict your access to your child

If you’re facing challenges in maintaining contact or wish to formalize your rights – act without delay. Every missed day is a moment with your child that cannot be recovered.