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Refusal of visitation rights should be made a punishable offense.

from | | Department of Contact Law, Child Contact

Good news for affected parents and children. The National Council has approved a motion by Philippe Nantermod. Should the Council of States follow suit, more effective measures would be possible in the future if visitation rights are denied. Breakdown of contact between parents...

Coronavirus and parent-child contacts

from | | Alternating custody, alienation, specialist area alternating custody, specialist area contact rights, child contact

Can separated parents still see their children during these times? Important update: Information on cross-border visitation rights. On April 16, the State Secretariat for Migration (SEM) issued a more precise directive. This directive explicitly addresses...
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