Visitation

Visitation is used in the statutes to reference time awarded by the court that a grandparent, great grandparent, step parent, or person who has maintained a relationship similar to a parent-child relationship with the child may be entitled to spend with the child. Visitation does not have any legal custodial rights or obligations associated with it.

If you are seeking visitation with a child with whom you have lived or maintained a close bond to, or if you are the grandparent of a child (see grandparents' visitation rights) who wants to be able to spend time with that child, please contact the law offices of Attorney Kathleen Reiley to arrange a time when you can discuss your situation with her. She will be able to tell you how you can pursue acquiring visitation time and what to expect during the process. She will provide you with mediation services and can mediate any disputes between the parties. For more information, please contact Attorney Kathleen Reiley's office at (608) 246-8309 or e-mail her.

Call Attorney Kathleen Reiley (608-246-8309) or send Kathleen Reiley an email.