Virtual visitation is visitation by camera over the Internet. Parents can agree to this in their parenting agreement or just do it without an agreement when they live far apart. If you are a long-distance dad and can afford it, buy your kids a computer and set this up. Only Utah has a statute providing for virtual visitation to be ordered by the court but other states are considering it, Virginia among them. In Maryland, DC and Virginia there is no statute regarding virtual visitation, but the court has power to order it if you ask for it.

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