Visitation Rights in Tennessee

If you would do anything to see your child or children and you and the custodial parent cannot agree on solid visitation rights, you need to take the matter to court. There, you must prove your responsibility, good behavior, and above all that you’ve corrected whatever deprived you of visitation in the first place. When you step before the Judge, your attitude, appearance and living situation are truly on display and at the mercy of the court.

If you have lost full or partial custody and now lost your visitation rights as well, Martin Sir & Associates can help you get back in a child’s life. Whether you are a father, mother, or non-parental third party, you canreverse your lack of visitation.

Father Visitation Rights

Fathers have rights. Though a child may express a desire to see you, parents and courts can strip you of the visitation you thought was built-in to your role as the Dad.

Especially if you have recently gotten out of prison or have been absent from the child’s life for an extended period, you need an experienced attorney who is determined to win your visitation. Though fathers rights have become far more prevalent in recent year as family units become less conventional, Martin Sir has been fighting for fathers rights for over thirty years—he can win back your role in the family once again.

Third Party Visitation Rights

If you are not the mother or father of the child but you have had an extended impact on their life regardless, you can reserve a right to remain a presence with third party visitation rights. Grandparents, aunts and uncles, and ex-wives and husbands, as well as family friends all benefit from the third party laws that were enacted in the early 2000s.

Did you know? If a mother or father dies, the living spouse can deny the child’s grandparents the ability to see him or her; the same applies if the parents divorce. The child deserves stable involvement from their extended family and support system, and third party visitation rights make that legally possible.

If you have played an active role in a child’s life and have had your visitation rights stripped by the court or through foul play, it means the world to regain your ability to see them. Call Martin Sir & Associates to step back where you belong; he offers free initial consultations and is highly experienced in family law. Call 615-256-5661 today!