Visitation Rights in New York

The parent who does not have physical custody has either:

a) reasonable rights of visitation,

b) a specified visitation schedule, or

c) is limited to supervised visitation.

Only in very rare cases may the non-custodial parent be denied visitation. Usually, this is for very specific reasons such as severe substance abuse, history of domestic violence or lack of interest in the child.

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