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Visitation

Consistent time with your child, spelled out and enforceable.

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Understanding Visitation

What This Really Means for You

Visitation is the schedule that governs when your child is with each parent. A vague order — 'reasonable visitation as agreed' — sounds flexible until the other parent stops agreeing.

Detailed schedules protect everyone. We spell out weekday time, weekends, summers, holidays, birthdays, exchanges, transportation and how communication happens between visits.

If safety is a concern, Virginia courts can order supervised visitation through a neutral third party or a supervised visitation center, and can revisit that arrangement as things improve.

And when a schedule stops working because of a move, a new job or a child's changing needs, it can be modified. You are not stuck with an order that no longer fits your life.

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Visitation
How Clay Law Helps

Where We Step In

Detailed Schedules

Week-by-week plans that leave nothing open to argument.

Holiday & Summer Plans

Rotations that families can actually live with year after year.

Supervised Visitation

Structured, safe time together when the court requires oversight.

Enforcement

Action when the other parent withholds your court-ordered time.

What to Expect

From First Call to Resolution

1

Free Case Review

We map your current schedule and where it's breaking down.

2

Proposed Plan

I draft a schedule built around your child's routine, not a template.

3

Agreement or Hearing

We present it in mediation or argue it before the judge.

4

Entered Order

A signed, enforceable schedule you can rely on.

Client Story
My ex kept 'forgetting' the exchanges. Connie got us a schedule so specific there was nothing left to argue about.
— D.M., Visitation Client
Common Questions

Visitation Questions We Hear Most

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