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De iustitia et lege
Submitted November 29, 2024
Published 2025-07-31

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2025): De iustitia et lege

Child custody, communication, and visitation rights

DOI https://doi.org/10.48204/j.iustitia.v1n1.a6435

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DOI: 10.48204/j.iustitia.v1n1.a6435

Published: 2025-07-31

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Adames, M. (2025). Child custody, communication, and visitation rights . De Iustitia Et Lege, 1(1), 15–51. https://doi.org/10.48204/j.iustitia.v1n1.a6435

Copyright (c) 2025 María Adames

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Abstract

Who stays with the children after the divorce or separation of the couple currently turns out to be the continuation of an unresolved marital conflict that generates new forms of violence in families, the consequences of which primarily affect children and adolescents, considered by one by both as spoils of war. However, the situation can worsen when the filial bond with the person who does not keep the children is limited or made impossible without any valid justification or protection by law that could affect their safety.The family remains the first space for children and adolescents in human development.Hence the need to present the judicial processes of Guardianship and Parenting and Communication and Visit Regime, when an agreement between the parties is not possible with a view to safeguarding by the State, the right to live with both parents, the right to their care and good upbringing as subjects of rights that enjoy comprehensive protection and on the other hand as an attribute of the exercise of positive parenting by both parents: the father and the mother on equal terms and in attention to the best interests of the children and daughters

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