Handout: Are you being denied child visitation?

This handout explains how to keep records if you believe your visitation time with your children is being denied. It details steps for documenting when you were at the agreed-upon location at the correct time.

The court describes it as: This handout explains how to document denials of child visitation.

Common questions

What does this handout explain?

This handout explains how to document instances where you believe your child visitation is being denied. It gives steps on how to gather evidence of your presence at the exchange location.

Do I need to be physically present to count as documenting a denial?

The text states that you are not technically denied visitation unless you actually appear in person at the pick-up site or exchange location listed in the court order.

Revision history

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

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