BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHT
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- Justice Buddy explains the applicable laws and jurisprudence on parent's visitation right and tender age doctrine under the family code.
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Thankyou for another knowledgeable lesson atty bajita, I've learned a lot about the batas sa parents visitation
thank you atty. for very informative lesson, still looking forward for another lesson.
Good day atty. This day i learned so much about the applicable laws and jurisprudence on parent's visitation right and tender age doctrine under the family code. When the wife did not allow his husband to visit his child the husband can file a case of visitation right and when child is below 7 years old it called tender age doctrine under the family code because the mother can give the tender age that they need. Thats why they give to the mother by default. Thank you attorney for free legal advices to his viewers' legal problems by explaining the applicable laws and jurisprudence. #justicebuddy #EacCaviteSchoolOfCriminology
Good day Atty. Thank you for today's lecture. I learned the Batas Sa Visitation Right. When the mother of the their child refuse to grant him visitation, it is alright except when the father of the child file lawsuit to have an agreement on how many hours should the child to borrow child. We all know that the mother have a custody under Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code especially if the child is under the age of 7 years old but still, father have rights to visit his child. Judicial process is means it will go through in court to talk about time and date of visits of father. Extra Judicial is when father and mother will only have to talk about child on what time and date of hours father's visit. God bless Attorney Jeffrey.
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good day atty. bajita thank you and godbless for your hard work and They will arrange the parent's visitation schedule in the Visitation Rights section. In addition, I've learned how to navigate the legal and extralegal processes. If the child is in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there is only an assigned date and time. It depends on their agreement.
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Lesson 20
BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHTS
Good morning, Atty. Thank you for taking the time to tell us about the visitation rights. I've discovered that the parent's responsibilities or obligations to the child are shared by both the mother and father. The mother takes special care of her children under the age of seven, and the father has the right to visit them. The father of the child may bring a lawsuit if the mother of the child refuses to visit. Mothers frequently give their children custody under family law, as they are legally responsible for providing them with the sensitive care they require, especially if the child is under the age of seven. The father has the right to visit his child, but only for a certain amount of time, such as a few hours or days.
Good day atty. Thank you for another interesting video lesson. Today I've learned a lot about the Batas sa Visitational Rights. When it comes to child custody, if the child is under the age of seven, or what we call the Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family law the custody of the child is on the mother. While the father have the right to visit his child but if the mother refuses to his visit the child's father can use fo r visitation rights in order to have a legal and formal discussion of the Arrangement.
This is the to ways in Visitational Rights
1. Judicial - It will be heard in our court and will discuss the time and date of the Father's visits.
2. Extra-Judicial - The father and mother of the child wil discuss when father can visit, as well as the hours of the visit.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Justice Buddy.
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Good day Atty Bajita! Thanks for this video about visitational rights of the father, this have 2 ways judicial court processed and extra judicial is the conversation between the childs parents, they both have joint parental responsibility or obligation and right in their child, but if the child is below 7 years old, it is called tender age doctrine in family code because thry believe that the mother can give the need of the child, that's why the law give the child to their mother by means of default, if the child is in custody of their mother his father have right to visit them.
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Good day, Atty!
Once again, you never fails us when it comes to discussing lessons that are very important for us.
Here are my insight for this lesson;
Lesson #56
VISITATION RIGHT LAW
I have learned that custody of a child is in the hands of the mother until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can claim visitation rights. The Visitation Rights section is where they will discuss the parent’s visitation schedule.
I also learned how to use legal and extrajudicial systems. When we say judicial, we imply that the case will be taken to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we imply that the parents will settle the case themselves.
Good day atty! Thankyou for sharing this new lesson.
Parental Visitation right, in Judicial process it will undergo through court and in Extrajudicial the parents will only talk about the visitation.
The parents have Joint Parental Responsibility or obligation and right to their children, but if the child is a minor or 7yrs old below under the tender age doctrine of the Family code by default the child will be given to his/her mother, and the father will be given a chance to visit his children.
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Good day, Atty! Thank you for today's lesson. Godbless po!!
Lesson 20: BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHTS
The Batas Sa Visitation Rights were something I learned. It's fine if the mother of their child refuses to give him visitation, unless the father of the child files a lawsuit to have an agreement on how many hours the child should borrow. We all know that the mother has custody under the Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family law, especially if the child is under the age of seven, but the father still has visitation rights. Judicial process is means it will go through in court to talk about time and date of visits of father. Extra Judicial is when father and mother will only have to talk about child on what time and date of hours father's visit.
lesson 53
Thank you for another another educational video. In this lesson, I learned that
visitational rights are the right to talk or negotiate about the child's costudy
and the arrangements for the parents' visitational rights. Parents have joint
parental responsibility and rights, but custody of children under the age of
seven years will be in the mother's fault due to the tender care doctrine or
needs. Under judicial supervision, the father has the right to visit by
controlling a day and hour, but in extrajudicial supervision, parents must
compromise.
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Magandang araw po Atty. SAlamat po sa panibagong video na punong-puno ng imporasyon na inyong ibinahagi sa amin, Maayos at malinaw pong naipaliwanag ang bawat detalye ukol sa batas sa visitation rights. Ang pinaka paborito ko pong parte dito ay maaaring dumaan ang visitation rights sa dalwang paraang; judicial (sa korte) o extra judicial (mga magulang0guardian lamang ang mag-uusap para sa pGdedesisyon). Muli, maraming salamat po Atty.
Lesson #20
Good Day Atty. Thank you for another video lesson you've prepared for us. I've learned that a kid's custody is in the mother's hands until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can seek visiting rights. The Visitation Rights section is where they will negotiate the parent's visitation schedule.
I've also learnt how to use the legal and extrajudicial systems. When we say judicial, we imply that the case will be taken to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we indicate that the parents will settle the case on their own.
I've also learnt about the Tender Age Doctrine, which states that the mother has the needs of a child of a tender age, which is why custody of children under the age of seven is in the mother's hands. A father's rights include the right to visit his or her child based on their agreement or a court's ruling.
Good day Atty! Thank you for discussing about the Visitation of Rights. I've learned that the visitation or custody for a child, both parents have their rights. They have two option based on the Law. First, is the Judicial when they decide to face each other to the courf for the costidy of the child. Second, is when they settle down or talk about the arrange of visitation to child. Also, I've learned about the child that below of 7 years of age, the costudial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine. The father still have rights to visit his child with arranged day and time.
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Hello, Atty. Thank you for sharing yet another vital lesson with us.
56TH LESSON
VISITATION RIGHTS OF PARENTS
-When it comes to a child's visitation or custody, both parents have rights. They have two legal options: the first is judicial, which is when they decide to go to court to fight for custody of the kid. The second step is for them to get down and speak about scheduling a visitation to get to know the child.
-If the kid is under the age of seven, the mother is the custodial parent under the tender age concept, but the father has the right to visit the child on a pre-arranged day and time.
Good Day Atty. Bajita! Thankyou for this video lesson. Today I've learned about the the applicable laws and jurisprudence on parent's visitation right and tender age doctrine under the family code. If the kid is still a seven years old, the mother is the custodial parent, but the father has the right to visit the child on a arranged day and time. thankyou atty!
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Good day! Justice buddy.Thank you for this very informative video about the Visitation Rights. Here are some of the information that i've learned through watching this video:
1.there are two option for the parents regarding to visitation or custody of their child. first is the judicial apporach were they will file a case to the court to settle on which parent will have the custody of the child or the parents will talk to come up for an arrangement for the custody and vistattion of the child.
2. If the child is below 7 years of age, the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine.
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Good day Atty. Thank you for this lesson!
-When talking about visitation or custody for a child, both parents have their rights. They have two options based on the law, the first one is judicial when they decide to face each other to the court for the custody of the child. Second is when they settle down and talk to arrange a visitation to get close to the child.
-If the child is below 7 years of age, the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine but the father also has the right to visit the child with arranged day and time.
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#EACCSchoolofCriminology
hi atty thankyou for sharing this kind of video lecture
Under the family code, custody of the child is usually with the mother because the law assumes that the mother is capable of providing the tender care that a child needs, especially if it is under the age of (7) seven. On the other hand, the father has the right to visit his child where the child is, but it is necessary to regulate the days and times discussed by the parent.
Two (2) Ways:
(a) Judicial - the case will go to court and it will decide for them; and
(b) Extra Judicial - the parent or the child will decide what will be the arrangement to the custody of the child, with that, there will be no need to file case.
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Good Day Atty. Thank you for discussing the parent's visitation right and tender age doctrine under the family code.
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Law said that the mother has custody of the kid until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can request visiting privileges..
I've also learned how to navigate the legal and non-legal systems. When we say judicial, we mean the case will go to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we mean the parents will settle the case on their own.
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Good Day atty,It is a legal right to visit. The government would assist parents' natural and primary right and duty to rear their children for civic efficiency and the development of moral character.
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Good Day Atty. Thank you for another video lesson you've prepared for us. I've learned that a kid's custody is in the mother's hands until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can seek visiting rights. The Visitation Rights section is where they will negotiate the parent's visitation schedule.
I've also learnt how to use the legal and extrajudicial systems. When we say judicial, we imply that the case will be taken to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we indicate that the parents will settle the case on their own.
I've also learnt about the Tender Age Doctrine, which states that the mother has the needs of a child of a tender age, which is why custody of children under the age of seven is in the mother's hands. A father's rights include the right to visit his or her child based on their agreement or a court's ruling.
Good day atty. Thank you for this lesson.
Batas sa Visitation Right
The custody is often given to the mother if the child is under 7 years of age because the court believes that the mother is the most qualified to provide the delicate care that a child requires. The father has the right to visit his kid, but the days and hours must be agreed upon by the parents themselves.
There are two ways in terms of visitation rights.
1. Judicial - The case will go to court and the judge will decide for them. It will discuss the time and date of the visitation of the father to their child/children.
2. Extra-Judicial - The parents will talk alone and decide the arrangement for the custody of the child.
Thank you Atty for sharing your knowledge about Visitation Rights of Parents. And now I am aware to the right of parents when it comes to their child and when they are separated to each other. I knew that there a chance to file a case even they are not married. As a future criminologist, it is a big help for us. Thank you
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Hello po.
Good day Atty. I learned about the 2 option of the Parental Visitation Rights the Judicial and Extrajudicial rights. If the child is under seven (7) years old, the mother has a tender care and the father has the right to visit his child
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Lesson 47
Good day Atty! Thank you for another lesson. I’ve learned that if both the mother and the father share the parent's responsibilities or obligations to the offspring. Children under the age of 7 receive special care from their mother and the father has the right to visit the child. If the mother or child refuses to visit, the child's father may file a proceeding. Mothers often grant custody of their children under family law, as the law stipulates that they are responsible for the sensitive care they need, especially if the child is not yet seven years old. Will be. Fathers, on the other hand, have the right to visit their children wherever they are, but parents need to have limited days and hours to discuss.
There are two options for visiting rights.
1. Since it is a judgment, it will be heard in court. Discuss the date and time of your father's visit.
2. Only children can be discussed outside the courtroom between the father and mother. Time and time that the father can visit. With respect to custody, the father can sue for the right to visit for legal and formal discussion of the allegations.
Good day atty. thank you po atty for this video i've learned a lot po about this video like
*pwede makasuhan patungkol sa visitation rights of the father. Ang pwedeng ikaso ay visitational rights para mapag-usapan ng legal at ng pormal ang arrangement sa custody of the child. pag ang bata ay mababa sa edad na pitong taon ang custody ay nasa nanay pa ng bata. Visitational rights ay pinag-uusapan sa korte kapag may kaso na.
Judicial at extra-judicial.
Judicial
*daraan sa ating korte.
Extra-judicial
*mag-uusap nalang yung nanay at tatay.
Tender-age doctrine pagdating sa family code.
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lesson 56
Thank you for another another educational video. In this lesson, I learned that
visitational rights are the right to talk or negotiate about the child's costudy
and the arrangements for the parents' visitational rights. Parents have joint
parental responsibility and rights, but custody of children under the age of
seven years will be in the mother's fault due to the tender care doctrine or
needs. Under judicial supervision, the father has the right to visit by
controlling a day and hour, but in extrajudicial supervision, parents must
compromise
Thank you atty, Ive learned that when the child is under seven years old based on the family code the child should be in the custody of the mother. I also learned what is the difference between extra judicial and judicial when we say extra judicial both parties will settle on their own without going to court when and what time the father of the child can visit and when it comes to judicial the side of the father can file a case and when in court the court will determine when the father can visit the child.
#JusticeBuddy
#EACCaviteSchoolofCriminology
Lesson 56: Batas sa Visitation Rights
Good day!! Thank you for this very informative video about the Visitation Rights.
There are two option for the parents regarding to visitation or custody of their child. first is the judicial apporach were they will file a case to the court to settle on which parent will have the custody of the child or the parents will talk to come up for an arrangement for the custody and visitation of the child. If the child is below 7 years of age, the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine
Good Day Atty.Jeffey Bajita Thank you for discussing the Law of Visitation Right . I’ve learned that under Family Code if the child is 7year old below the custody is to the mother of the child but the visitational Right is talked and arranged in court if there is a case. Judicial means it pass through court, and extra judicial the father and the mother of a child they talked and arrange how they visit their child. Under Family code the child who 7years old below is called Tender Age Doctrine and law see that the mother can fulfil the needs of a child or the tender age needs, and if a child custody is under to the mother the father have right to visit his child where they lived but it regulate.
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Lesson 56
Good day Atty. Thankyou for discussing with us about visitation right
I learned from this lesson that if the child is below 7 years old the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine but the father also has the right to visit the child with arranged day and time.
Good day Atty! thank you for another lesson. I've learned the two options of visitation rights.
1. Judicial - The case will be discuss through the court and they will settle the time and what will be the day wherein the father could visit his child/children.
2. Extra Judicial - The mother and father would settle the date and time of the visitation.
#JusticeBuddy
Good day Atty. Thank you for explaining the Visitation Rights of a parent. I’ve learned that a child’s custody below 7 years old is in mother but visitation rights can filed by the father. Visitation Rights is where they will discuss the arrangement of dates of the visit of the parent.
I’ve also learned the Judicial and extrajudicial ways. When we say Judicial, the case will go to court and Extrajudicial means the parents will settle the case by themselves.
I’ve also learned the Tender Age Doctrine where the mother has the needs of a tender age child that’s why child’s custody below 7 years old is in mother. While the rights of a father have the right to visit the child based on their agreement or court’s decision.
Thank you Atty. for discussing the rights of mother and father in child’s custody.
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LESSON 56
Good day attorney Jeffrey Bajita!! Thank you for the wise discussion
about the BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHT.
-When talking about visitation or custody for a child, both parents have their rights. They have two options based on the law, the first one is judicial when they decide to face each other to the court for the custody of the child. Second is when they settle down and talk to arrange a visitation to get close to the child.
-If the child is below 7 years of age, the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine but the father also has the right to visit the child with arranged day and time.
Today I've learned a lot about the Batas sa Visitational Rights. When it comes to child custody, if the child is under the age of seven, or what we call the Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family law the custody of the child is on the mother. While the father have the right to visit his child but if the mother refuses to his visit the child's father can use fo r visitation rights in order to have a legal and formal discussion of the Arrangement.
This is the to ways in Visitational Rights
1. Judicial - It will be heard in our court and will discuss the time and date of the Father's visits.
2. Extra-Judicial - The father and mother of the child wil discuss when father can visit, as well as the hours of the visit.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge Justice Buddy.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge Atty! particularly about the visitation rights. There are two options in visitation rights first is the Judicial, in which the case will be passed to the court and the court will decide on the custody of the child. But by default, under the family code, if the child is seven 7 below, the custody will be given to the mother. The second option is extrajudicial, in which the parents will talk about the visitation and custody of their child without filing a case in court.
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Good day po Atty. Thank you for outlining a parent's Visitation Rights. I've learnt that a kid's custody is in the mother's hands until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can seek for visiting rights. The Visitation Rights section is where they will negotiate the parent's visitation schedule. I've also learnt how to use the legal and extralegal systems. When we say judicial, we imply that the case will be taken to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we indicate that the parents will settle the case on their own.
I've also learnt about the Tender Age Doctrine, which states that the mother has the needs of a child of a tender age, which is why custody of children under the age of seven is in the mother's hands. A father's rights include the right to visit his or her child based on their agreement or a court's ruling.
Thank you so much, Atty. for debating the rights of the mother and father in the custody of their children. God bless po
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Good Day! Atty. Bajita. Today I’ve learned about visitation rights
there are two options for visiting rights.
1. Since it is a judgment, it will be heard in court. Discuss the date and time of your father's visit.
2. Only children can be discussed outside the courtroom between the father and mother. Time and time that the father can visit. With respect to custody, the father can sue for the right to visit for legal and formal discussion of the allegations.
#JusticeBuddy
#EACCaviteSchoolOfCriminology
Goodafternoon Atty. In this video i learned about the topic in Laws of Visitation Right. When it comes to a child's visitation or custody, both parents have rights. they have two legal options: the first is judicial, which is when they decide to go to court to fight for custody of the child. the second step is for them to sit down and speak about scheduling a visitation to get to know the child. If the child is under the age of 7yrs old, the mother will be the custodial parent under the tender age concept, although the father has the right to visit the child on a pre-arranged day and time.
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Good Day Atty!
Thanks for this lesson
In terms of visitation privileges, there are two options.
1. It is judicial, which means it will be heard in our courtroom. It willdiscuss the time and date of the father's visits.
2. Extrajudicial - only the child will be discussed between the father and mother. When the father is able to visit, as well as the hours of his visit.
When it comes to child custody, the father can seek for visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the issue. However, if the child is under the age of seven (7) years old, or what is known as the Tender Age Doctrine in family law, the mother usually has custody. Because the law assumes that the mother can provide more for the child's requirements at this age, If the child is in the mother's custody, the father has the right to visit the child, but only on certain days.
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Good day atty thankyou for you wonderful lesson I learned na Merong dalawang option ang visiting rights ito ay ang:
1. Judicial, which means it will be heard in our courtroom. It will discuss the time and date of the father's visits.
2. Extrajudicial - only the child will be discussed between the father and mother. When the father is able to visit, as well as the hours of his visit.
#JusticeBuddy
Good day Atty.
Thank you for sharing this informative video about Parents visitation right.
LESSON #50
BATAS SA PARENT‘S VISITATION RIGHT
Two ways in visitational rights
A. Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
B. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
*The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody.
✓But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother. Because, the law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs.
✓If the child will be in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there are only assigned dates and time. It depends on their agreement.
Good day! atty. I've learned a lot about the Batas sa Visitational Rights. When it comes to child custody, if the child is under the age of seven, or what we call the Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family law the custody of the child is on the mother. While the father have the right to visit his child but if the mother refuses to his visit the child's father can use fo r visitation rights in order to have a legal and formal discussion of the Arrangement.
This is the to ways in Visitational Rights
1. Judicial - It will be heard in our court and will discuss the time and date of the Father's visits.
2. Extra-Judicial - The father and mother of the child wil discuss when father can visit, as well as the hours of the visit.
#JusticeBuddy
#EacCaviteSchoolofCriminology
Good Day Atty.Thank you for another informative discussion.
LESSON #50
Batas sa visitational rights
Two ways in visitational rights
1. Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a conversations. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody. But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code,the custody is with the mother. Because, the law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs of the child.If the child will be in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child in the house or where the child is , but there are only assigned date and time. It depends on their agreement and their choice.
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Idol ka namin dito sa agusan galing mo idol..
Thankyou atty. bajota for the knowledge about 'batas sa parent's visitation right'.
- Kapag ang bata mababa sa pitong gulang ay nasa poder pa ito ng kaniyang nanay. May karapatan din ang ama na file ng parent's visitaion right ang panig ng ama pero ito lamang ay pag uusapan kung kailan oras at araw bumisita ang ama sa anak.
LESSON #29
Good Day Atty! Thank you for this lesson.
*BATAS SA VISITATIONAL RIGHTS
Dahil sa Visitational Rights ng isang ama o tatay maaaring masampahan ng kaso ang nanay. Bagamat mayroong judicial kung saan sa korte sila mag uusap patungkol sa nasabing problema at extra judicial kung saan aaregluhin nalang upang magkasundo kung saan titigil ang anak sa napagkasunduang araw ng nanay at tatay.
Two ways in Visitational Rights
1.) Judicial - It will be heard in our court and will discuss the time and date of the father's visits.
2.) Extra Judicial - The father and mother of the child will discuss when father can visit, as well as the hours of the visit.
When it comes to child custody, the father can sue for visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment.
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Malaking tulong po ito sakin Atty. maraming salamat po sa nakapakagandang lesson.
I've learned a lot about tha Law in visitation Right.There are 2 options in visitation rigthts.
1.Judicial- w/c the case will be passed to the court & the court will decide on the custody of the child.
2.Extra-judicial - w/c the parents will talk about the visitation & the custody of their child w/o filing a case in court.
Thankyou po Atty for this video lecture.
LESSON 47
Batas sa parents visitation rights:
When talking about visitation or custody for a child, both parents have their rights. They have two options based on the law, the first one is judicial when they decide to face each other to the court for the custody of the child. Second is when they settle down and talk to arrange a visitation to get close to the child. If the child is below 7 years of age, the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine but the father also has the right to visit the child with arranged day and time.
#JusticeBuddy
#EACCaviteSchoolOfCriminology
Good day Atty! The topic on this video is about the Visitation right.
The scenario is, if there’s a punishment on the parent who don’t want to give his child to family side of her ex-partner.
-The case can be charged to that parent who don’t want to give their child to her ex-partner is visitation right. The reason is to settle the arrangement when it comes to child custody.
-Under family code, when the child is below 7 years old his custody is with the mother.
-Both parents have joint parental responsibility or obligation to the child.
-When the child is minor the father has a right to visit his child based on what they talked about.
- judicial - it undergoes in legal agreement
extra judicial - oral agreement.
Thank you, Justice Buddy for this lesson.
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Lesson 47
Thank you for providing information about parent's visitation rights. That, a child under 7 years old must be in the custody of the mother. There is 2 way to hav a custody of the child the extrajudicial and judicial talks.
LESSON 20
Hello, Atty. Thank you for teaching us this lesson!
Batas sa visitation privileges sa parents.
-When it comes to a child's visitation or custody, both parents have rights. They have two legal options: the first is judicial, which is when they decide to go to court to fight for custody of the child. The second step is for them to sit down and speak about scheduling a visitation to get to know the child.
-If the child is under the age of seven, the mother is the custodial parent under the tender age concept, but the father has the right to visit the child on a pre-arranged day and time.
Good evening Atty! The topic on this video is about the Visitation right.
The scenario is, if there’s a punishment on the parent who don’t want to give his child to family side of her ex-partner.
-The case can be charged to that parent who don’t want to give their child to her ex-partner is visitation right. The reason is to settle the arrangement when it comes to child custody.
-Under family code, when the child is below 7 years old his custody is with the mother.
-Both parents have joint parental responsibility or obligation to the child.
-When the child is minor the father has a right to visit his child based on what they talked about.
- judicial - it undergoes in legal agreement
extra judicial - oral agreement.
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Lesson#53
Good day Atty! The topic for today’s video lecture is about the visitation rights of the parents of a child. There are two ways for that judicial and extra judicial. When it comes to judicial there will be a process that will go through the court. And extra judicial says that both parents will talk about the matter or case. And they both have a joint parental responsibility. I also learned here in this video that if the child is under 7 years old of age (Tender age doctrine) the mother has the right on the child. And for the father of the child, he has the right to visit the child but it is regulated by the law, it has schedule or time where the father can visit his child.
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Good day Atty! Thank you for another lesson. I’ve learned that if both the mother and the father share the parent's responsibilities or obligations to the offspring. Children under the age of 7 receive special care from their mother and the father has the right to visit the child. If the mother or child refuses to visit, the child's father may file a proceeding. Mothers often grant custody of their children under family law, as the law stipulates that they are responsible for the sensitive care they need, especially if the child is not yet seven years old. Will be. Fathers, on the other hand, have the right to visit their children wherever they are, but parents need to have limited days and hours to discuss. There are two options for visiting rights.
1. Since it is a judgment, it will be heard in court. Discuss the date and time of your father's visit.
2. Only children can be discussed outside the courtroom between the father and mother. Time and time that the father can visit. With respect to custody, the father can sue for the right to visit for legal and formal discussion of the allegations.
Good Day Atty. Thank you for another important lesson you have discuss to us.
LESSON 56
PARENTS VISITATION RIGHTS
🔸When talking about visitation or custody for a child, both parents have their rights. They have two options based on the law, the first one is judicial when they decide to face each other to the court for the custody of the child. Second is when they settle down and talk to arrange a visitation to get close to the child.
🔸If the child is below 7 years of age, the custodial parent will be the mother based on the tender age doctrine but the father also has the right to visit the child with arranged day and time.
LESSON 56
Greetings Atty. Thank you for this lesson
BATAS SA PARENT'S VISITATION RIGHT
The child's custody is usually given to the mother under the family code because the law assumes that the mother is capable of providing the tender care that a child requires. On the other hand, the father has the right to visit his child wherever he is, but the days and times discussed by the parent must be regulated.
1. Judicial- it will be heard in our courtroom. It will discuss the time and date of the father's visitation
2. Extrajudicial - only the child will be discussed between the father and mother.
Good day Atty. Today we discussed law about parent's visitation right. As we all know now a days some of the broken family are not in good terms. It is timely to introduce to them the law behind parent's visitation right. According to the family code if the child is below seven years old the custody must be in the mother side. Atty also discuss the rights of the mother and the father. He highlight the difference between judicial and extra judicial. Judicial will undergo with the process in the court wile extra judicial will only have agreement between the two. They have both joint parental responsibility and obligation however the child is below seven years old and it is called as tender age doctrine. The law looked at them as someone that need to take care off by the mother. The father has the right to visit the child. Thank you Atty for this very interesting lesson. #JusticeBuddy
Good day Atty. For today's lesson, we talked about what is visitation rights and what is the judicial rights and extrajudicial rights involved
Two ways in visitational rights
1. Judicial - It will go through in our court.
2. Extra judicial - The father and mother of the child will talk and have an agreement in their visit.
The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody.
But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother. The law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs.
If the child is in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there is only an assigned date and time. It depends on their agreement.
Thank you, Atty!
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Good day Atty. Thankyou for this video lesson of Visitation Rights and If the child is below 7 years old the custody is normally given to the mother because the law assumes that the mother can provide the tender care that a child requires, and the father has the right to visit his child, but the days and hours will be discussed by the parents.
There have two (2) ways in terms of visitation rights.
1. JUDICIAL - The case will go to court and the judge will decide for them. It will discuss the time and date of the visitation of the father to their child/children.
2. EXTRA-JUDICIAL - The parents will talk alone and decide the arrangement for the custody of the child
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Good Afternoon Atty! Thank you for another knowledge . JUDICIAL - (Passing to Court). EXTRAJUDICIAL - (Mother and Father just will talk). When the child is 7 years old or younger, it will go to the mother when they separate, even if it carries his last name, the child will go to the mother. when it grows up let it choose where to go.
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Thank you atty, Ive learned that when the child is under seven years old based on the family code the child should be in the custody of the mother. I also learned what is the difference between extra judicial and judicial when we say extra judicial both parties will settle on their own without going to court when and what time the father of the child can visit and when it comes to judicial the side of the father can file a case and when in court the court will determine when the father can visit the child.
Good day Attorney, this lesson is about the VISITATIONS RIGHTS OF A PARENT. I have learned that a child’s custody below 7 years old is in mother but visitation rights can filed by the father. Visitation Rights is where they will discuss the arrangement of dates of the visit of the parent. And also I learned the Judicial and extrajudicial ways. When we say Judicial, the case will go to court and Extrajudicial means the parents will settle the case by themselves. And the Tender Age Doctrine where the mother has the needs of a tender age child that’s why child’s custody below 7 years old is in mother. While the rights of a father have the right to visit the child based on their agreement or court’s decision. Thank you attorney for discussing this Visitations right of a parent.
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Good day Atty!
Batas sa parents visitation rights.
- When it comes to a child's visitation or custody, both parents have rights. they have two legal options: the first is judicial, which is when they decide to go to court to fight for custody of the child. the second step is for them to sit down and speak about scheduling a visitation to get to know the child.
- If the child is under the age of seven, the mother will be the custodial parent under the tender age concept, although the father has the right to visit the child on a pre-arranged day and time.
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Good Day Atty.Bajita
Parental Visitation Right.
Visiting rights let children to spend time with a person who does not have custody of the children.
*Judicial-the case will go to court
*ExtraJudicial-Both parents will settle the case.Thank You Atty.Bajita
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Lessson 56
Good day atty.I've learned how to navigate the legal and non-legal systems. When we say judicial, we mean the case will go to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we mean the parents will settle the case on their own. And the Tender Age Doctrine, which claims that a child of a tender age has the needs of a mother, which is why children under the age of seven are in the mother's custody. A father's rights include the ability to see his or her child based on their agreement or a court order.
Good day Atty.
Batas sa Visitational rights
Two ways in visitational rights
Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of vists of the father.
Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a conversations. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
Good day atty.
Lesson #50
The two ways of visitational rights are;
1. Judicial - means that it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child.
When it comes to child custody, the father can seek for visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the issue.
However, if the child is under the age of seven (7) years old, or what is known as the Tender Age Doctrine in family law, the mother usually has custody. Because the law assumes that the mother can provide more for the child's requirements at this age,
If the child is in the mother's custody, the father enjoys visitation rights, but only on predetermined dates and times. It is contingent on their agreement.
Good day Atty. I learned that if the both mother and father share or will arrange the responsibilities and obligations to their child. The children under the age of 7 will receive special care from their mother and the father will have the right to child the child. And if the mother refuses to visit the child, the father will file a proceeding. There are two options of visiting rights. 1. Since it is a judgement it will be heard in court. Discuss the date and time of the father’s visit. 2. Only children can be discussed outside the courtroom between the father and mother. Time and time that the father can visit. With respect to custody, the father can sue for the right to visit for legal and formal discussion of the allegations.
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Thank you Atty. For LESSON #50
Two ways in Visitation Rights
Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
Extrajudicial - the father and mother will only have conversations. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
When it comes to child custody, the father can sue for visitation rights in order to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment. However, in most cases, if the child is under the age of seven (7), or what we call the Tender Age Doctrine in family law, custody is with the mother. Because the law presumes that the mother can devote more time to the child's tender age needs. If the mother has custody of the child, the father has the right to visit the child in the house or wherever the child is, but only on certain dates and times. It is dependent on their agreement and choice.
Good day Atty. In this video, I've learned that until the child reaches the age of seven, the mother has custody of the child, but the father can request visiting privileges. They will arrange the parent's visitation schedule in the Visitation Rights section. In addition, I've learned how to navigate the legal and extralegal processes. When we say judicial, we mean the case will go to court, and when we say extrajudicial, we mean the parents will settle the case on their own.
I've also learned about the Tender Age Doctrine, which claims that a child of a tender age has the needs of a mother, which is why children under the age of seven are in the mother's custody. A father's rights include the ability to see his or her child based on their agreement or court order.
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Thank you for providing us with another lesson. If both the mother and the father share parental responsibilities or obligations to the children, I have learned that children under the age of seven are given special attention by their mother, and the father is allowed to visit the child. The child's father may initiate a procedure if the mother or youngster refuses to visit. Mothers frequently grant custody of their children under family law because the law requires them to provide the sensitive care they require, especially if the child is under the age of seven. It is going to be. On the other hand, fathers have the right to visit their children wherever they are, but only on certain days and hours.
For visiting rights, there are two options.
1. It will be heard in court because it is a judgment. Talk about the time and date of your father's visit.
2. Only children can be discussed between the father and mother outside of the courtroom. The father has a limited amount of time to visit. In terms of custody, the father can sue for the right to visit so that the allegations can be discussed legally and formally.
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Good day, Attorney!
In this lecture I've learned about the visitation rights. There are two options in visitation rights first is the Judicial, which the case will be passed to the court and the court will decide on the custody of the child. But by default, under the family code, if the child is seven 7 below, the custody will be given to the mother. The second option is extrajudicial, in which the parents will talk about the visitation and custody of their child without filing a case in court.
Lesson #29
Dahil sa Visitational Rights ng tatay maaaring masampahan ng kaso ang nanay. Subalit mayroong judicial kung saan sa korte mag uusap patungkol sa nasabing problema at extra judicial kung saan aaregluhin nalang upang magkasundo kung saan titigil ang anak sa napagkasunduang araw ng nanay at tatay.
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Lesson # 29
Dahil sa Visitational Rights ng tatay maaaring masampahan ng kaso ang nanay. Ngunit mayroong judicial kung saan sa korte mag uusap patungkol sa nasabing problema at extra judicial kung saan aaregluhin nalang upang magkasundo kung saan titigil ang anak sa napagkasunduang araw ng nanay at tatay.
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LESSON #50
Good day atty.Bajita!
Batas sa visitation rights
Two ways in visitation rights
1. Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra Judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child and when the father can visit and also the hours of time of the visit.
The father can sue visitation rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arrangement when it comes to child custody. But commonly if the child is below 7 years of age or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother because the law assumes that the mother can give more than the tender age needs. If the child will be in the custody of the mother, the father has the right to visit the child but there are only assigned dates and time. It depends on their agreement.
Good Day and Thank You atty.
Lesson #50
BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHT
Two (2) Ways of Visitation Rights
1. Judicial - It will go through the court.
2. Extrajudicial - Parents should have a discussion.
- Both the father and the mother of the child share parental duty, obligation, and rights.
- Tender age doctrine (family code), a kid under the age of seven, was relevant to the mother's custody. However, the father has the right to visit the kid at any time.
Lesson # 56
Good Day Atty. Jeffrey Bajita, according to your video and topic that you have discussed, the right has the same joint parental responsibility or right to the child but if the child is under seven years of age, our law assumes that the child under seven years of age is given to the mother because the tender age requirement is better supported as a child.
LESSON #50
Good day atty have a nice day po!
Batas sa visitational rights
Two ways in visitational rights
1. Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody.
But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother. Because, the law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs.
If the child will be in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there are only assigned dates and time. It depends on their agreement.
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Lesson #29
Dahil sa Visitational Rights ng tatay maaaring masampahan ng kaso ang nanay. Ngunit mayroong judicial kung saan sa korte mag uusap patungkol sa nasabing problema at extra judicial kung saan aaregluhin nalang upang magkasundo kung saan titigil ang anak sa napagkasunduang araw ng nanay at tatay.
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Good day Atty! Thank you for another informative video. In this lesson, I learned that visitational right is to talk or negotiate about the costudy of the child, about the arrangements of the visitational rights of the parents.Parents have joint parental responsibility and rights but the custody of the child age 7yrs old and below will be in the mother by fault due to the tender care doctrine or needs. The father has the right to visit by regulating a day and hour under the judicial but in extra judicial parents need to compromised.
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Two ways in visitational rights
1. Judicial - It will go through in our court.
2. Extra judicial - The father and mother of the child will talk and have an agreement in their visit.
The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody.
But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother. The law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs.
If the child is in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there is only assigned date and time. It depends on their agreement.
Thank you, Atty!
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Lesson 20
Good day, Justice Buddy! I learned that until a child is seven years old, the mother has custody of the child, but the father can request visitation rights. In the Visitation Rights section, they will set up the parent's visitation schedule.
Besides that, I've figured out how to negotiate both the legal and non-legal systems. By judicial, we imply that the case will be brought before a judge; by extrajudicial, we indicate that it will be settled by the parents themselves. And there's the Tender Age Doctrine, which states that a child under the age of seven has the same requirements as a mother, which is why they're in the mother's care.In accordance with their agreement or a court order, a father has the right to see his or her child.
Good afternoon Atty. Bajita
BATAS SA PARENT’S VISITATION RIGHT
- and bata na edad 7 pa baba ay nasa kustudiya ng ina alin sunod sa family code, ang visitation rights ay pinaguusapan sa korte kung ang kaso ay naka habla na, dto pinag uusapan ang pag kakaayo ng visitation.
- judicial ay usapan sa korte at ang Extra-judicial ay ang pag uusap ng magulang. ibinibigay sa ina ang anak na 7 taonh gulang pa baba dahil sa Tender age Doctrine na kung saan ay na ibibigay ng ina ang lahat ng tender age needs ng bata, ang karapatan ng ama sa pag visit sa bata ay regulated alinsunod sa napag usapan sa korte.
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Good day atty.
Two options in visitation rights:
1. Judicial
the case will be passed to the court, the court will decide on custody of the child, but by the default under the family code, if or when the child is 7 years old below of age the custody will be given to the mother of the child.
2. Extra judicial
Without filing a case, the parents will talk about the visitation and also the custody of the child.
#JusticeBuddy
Good day po to our justice buddy. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about visitational rights of the father.
LESSON #50
Batas sa visitational rights
Two ways in visitational rights
1. Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody.
But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother. Because, the law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs.
If the child will be in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there are only assigned dates and time. It depends on their agreement.
Good afternoon Justice buddy I learned that A child's custody is in the mother's hands until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can seek visiting rights. A father's rights include the right to visit his or her child based on their agreement, and not a court's ruling.
Lesson 50
Good Day Atty Jeffrey Bajita
Batas sa Visitation Right
If the mother of their child or children refuses to let him see them, the child’s father may launch a lawsuit
If the child is below seven years old the custody will default to the mother because she can provide the tender care for the child. And also the father have the right to visit his child but it defends on the arrangements of co parenting.
In terms of visitation rights, there are two options.
1. Judicial means it bring to the court to finalize the right of the parents. It will stated the schedule of visitation.
2. Extrajudicial means that it will be intimate discussing of the schedule between the parents and the child and also they have the same responsibility.
Lesson 53
Good day Atty.
BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHTS
-Under family code below seven (7) years old ang costudy ay nasa mother.
JUDICIAL AND EXTRA JUDICIAL
-kapag judicial ay dadaan sa court
-kapag extra judicial ay mag uusap nalang ang nanay at tatay
-meron silang parehas na join parental responsibility or obligation and right sa bata
-kung ang bata ay below (7) seven years old ay tinatawag na tender age doctrine
-may karapatan ang tatay na bumisita sa anak kung saan nakatira ang bata, pero may oras at araw ang pag bisita ng tatay.
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Lesson 47 BATAS SA VISITATION RIGHT
Kung ang ina ng kanilang anak/mga anak ay tumanggi na bigyan siya ng pagbisita, ang ama ng bata ay maaaring magsampa ng kaso.
Ang pag aalaga ng bata ay karaniwang ibinibigay sa ina sa ilalim ng kodigo ng pamilya dahil ipinapalagay ng batas na ang ina ay may kakayahang magbigay ng tender care na pangangalaga na kinakailangan ng isang bata, lalo na kung ang bata ay wala pang (7) pitong taong gulang. Sa kabilang banda, may karapatan ang ama na bisitahin ang kanyang anak saan man siya naroroon, ngunit ang mga araw at oras na pinag-uusapan ng magulang ay dapat na i-regulate.
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Batas sa visitational rights
Two ways in visitational rights
1. Judicial - which means it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child. When the father can visit and also the time of hours of his visit.
The father can sue visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment when it comes to child custody.
But, commonly if the child is below seven (7) years of old or what we called Tender Age Doctrine in terms of family code, the custody is with the mother. Because, the law assumes that the mother can give more the tender age needs.
If the child will be in the custody of the mother, the father has rights to visit the child but there are only assigned dates and time. It depends on their agreement.
GOOD DAY ATTY!
I've learned that the visitational rights that there's two options in visitational rights first is the judical tight which the case will be passed to the court and court will decide on the custody of the child. But by default under family code if the child is 7yrs old below the custody of the child will be on the mother and the 2nd option is the extrajudicial in which the parents will decide what are the condition of the visitational right without filing it to the court.
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Lesson 56: Batas sa Visitation Right
I learned in this topic about Visitation right. It is stated that a kid's custody is in the mother's hands until the child reaches the age of seven, but the father can seek visiting rights. The Visitation Rights section is where they will negotiate the parent's visitation schedule.
Judicial - It will be heard in our court and will discuss the time and date of the father's visits.
Extra Judicial - The father and mother of the child will discuss when father can visit, as well as the hours of the visit.
When it comes to child custody, the father can sue for visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the arraignment.
Good day po Atty. I learn today is about the Parental Visitation rights and I learn that ex-partner can can file a case to the another when they don't want to bring their child to him/her, that grant visitation to the one who get refuse. The Law assumes that the mother is capable of providing the tender care that a child requires, especially if the child is under the age of (7) seven. The right to visit his/her child the days and times discussed by the parent must be regulated. There are two options. 1. It is JUDICIAL, which means it will be heard in our courtroom. It will discuss the time and date of the father's visits. 2. EXTRAJUDICIAL - Mother and Father of the child will just talk about it.
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In Lesson 53 on Education on Human Rights I learned that in rights on visitation that these types of situation must have a legal or formal conversation about the custody of the child specially when the child is under 7 years old the custody will automatically in the mother. If the mother declines to go to the father’s place other party will not have a choice unless they take it to the court where the arrangement and time will be discussed. Also, there are to ways in these situation judicial(take it to the court) and extra-judicial (personal conversation) of their joint parental responsibility of obligation or right to the kid. If the kid is below seven years old it is called the tender aged doctrine under family code where mother believed to have greater ability to give tender need to the child and the right of the father is to have visitations that is regulated under the compromised time-frame.
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Good Day Attorney :)
Lesson No.56
Two options in visitation rights
1. Judicial
-the case will be passed to the court, the court will decide on custody of the child, but by the default under the family code, if or when the child is 7 years old below of age the custody will be given to the mother of the child.
2. Extra judicial
-Without filing a case, the parents will talk about the visitation and also the custody of the child.
Lesson #50
Batas sa Visitational Rights
The two ways of visitational rights are;
1. Judicial - means that it will go through in our court. It will talk about the time and date of visits of the father.
2. Extra judicial - the father and mother will only have a talk about the child.
When it comes to child custody, the father can seek for visitational rights to have a legal and formal discussion of the issue.
However, if the child is under the age of seven (7) years old, or what is known as the Tender Age Doctrine in family law, the mother usually has custody. Because the law assumes that the mother can provide more for the child's requirements at this age,
If the child is in the mother's custody, the father enjoys visitation rights, but only on predetermined dates and times. It is contingent on their agreement.
#justicebuddy
#BSUArasof