Everyone wants to have a happy family, complete with both parents. Therefore, in any divorce, perhaps the children will be the most disadvantaged.
In fact, many cases after divorce, children are assigned to one party to take care of, while the other party has the right to visit the children. But relying on that visitation to hinder the child rearing and education of the person directly raising the child and adversely affect the child. Therefore, when the person who does not directly raise the child has acts that adversely affect the child, is it allowed to ask the Court to limit his or her right to visit the child?
- 9 months ago