Visiting rights There are no legal restrictions on how long it takes, and the parties need to agree on it themselves. Visiting rights time considerations are mainly the age of the children. For children aged 0 to 3 years old, the physical, intellectual and other aspects of the children at this stage are greatly affected by the environment and have no ability to take care of themselves. If the stay-attachment method is applicable, it may affect the physical and mental health of the children due to frequent changes in the environment. Therefore, it is more appropriate to use visiting for this age group. Children aged 3 to 10, children at this stage, have enhanced adaptability to environmental changes, and both visiting and staying visiting methods are applicable. The visiting children should not be solicited for opinions on what kind of visit methods are implemented in this stage. Minor children aged 10 to 18 have a very independent thinking and judgment ability on whether to visit the issue of whether to visit the child, as a person with ability to restrict civil conduct. Therefore, when deciding on the issue of visiting the right to visit, the children's opinions should be solicited, and the exercise of visiting the right to visit should also be implemented with the consent of their children.
How long does it take to sue the child to visit the child
Prosecuted the child to visit the child usually take three to six months. After the dispute over visiting rights is filed, wait for the judge to notify the trial. If the case is tried under simplified procedures, it shall be concluded within three months from the date of filing. If the case is tried under ordinary procedures, it shall be concluded within six months from the date of filing. If there are special circumstances that require extension, it shall be approved by the president of this court and may be extended for six months. If it is still required, it shall be submitted to the higher people's court for approval.
Does grandparents have access to visit after divorce?
Does grandparents have access to the right after divorce?
According to Chinese laws, the right to visit after divorce is only enjoyed by the party who does not directly raise the children, and is not as good as that of the grandparents. However, if the consent of the guardian of the party who directly raises the children is obtained in advance and does not endanger the interests of the raised children, grandparents can also visit their grandchildren when considering the reason.
According to Article 1086 of the " Civil Code ", after divorce, the father or mother who does not directly raise the child has the right to visit the child, and the other party has the obligation to assist. The method and time for exercising the right to visit shall be agreed upon by the parties; if the agreement is not reached, the people's court shall make a judgment.
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