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What is access?

Access is the right of a parent who does not have custody to spend time with his or her children, which may include visits of several hours, days, a week, or longer. The law provides that a parent who is granted access to a child has the right to make inquiries and be given information as to the health, education, and welfare of the child. A parent who is granted access also has the right to know about the change of address of a child at least 30 days before the change takes place.

 


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June 2006
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