kapcsolattartással

Kapcsolattartás, often translated as "contact" or "visitation rights" in English, refers to the legal framework governing the relationship between a child and a parent (or other significant person) who does not have primary custody. This concept is particularly relevant in family law cases, such as divorce or separation, where parents are no longer living together.

The primary goal of kapcsolattartás is to ensure the child maintains a meaningful and healthy relationship with both parents. This includes regular meetings, communication, and participation in the child's life. The specific arrangements for kapcsolattartás are typically determined by court order or by mutual agreement between the parents.

Factors considered when establishing contact arrangements include the child's age and developmental stage, their wishes and feelings (where appropriate), the parents' living situations, and the child's best interests. Arrangements can be flexible and may involve weekend visits, holidays, or even extended stays with the non-custodial parent. Communication, such as phone calls or video chats, is also often an integral part of these arrangements.

In situations where there are concerns about the child's safety or well-being, kapcsolattartás may be supervised. The legal framework aims to balance the child's need for connection with the responsibilities and rights of both parents. Kapcsolattartás is a dynamic process that can be reviewed and modified by the court if circumstances change.