非家長探視子女 | Child Visitation by Nonparents

This information sheet explains the rights of non-parents, such as grandparents, to visit children. It notes that generally, a court order is needed for non-parents to have visitation rights.

The court describes it as: 非父母探视权详解

Common questions

Do I need a court order to visit my child?

Generally, non-parents do not have visitation rights unless a court has ordered it for them.

Can I refuse visitation if I don't like the person the other parent chooses to pick up the child?

Usually, you cannot refuse visitation just because you disagree with the person the other parent chooses for pickup, unless your order says otherwise.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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