Good article about virtual visitation. I have a move away case going to court now. One of the issues is whether virtual visits via webcam is sufficient to allow for bonding between child and parent. I wonder what others think about that. I say no.
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
Virtual Visitation Rights A Looming Legal Question
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