Denver, Colo. \u2013 A recent court case highlights the way family courts could decide relocation cases. In Debra Baker v. James Baker from Suffolk County, New York, the judge ruled that Debra was deemed the more fit parent and could move the children to Florida and allow the father to \u201cvirtually visit\u201d through Skype, phone conversations and in-person visits during school vacations.<\/p>\n
Virtual visitation can be a good tool to make it easier for divorced parents to be a part of their children\u2019s lives. Skype, online games and other webcam programs are affordable and more interactive than just chatting on the telephone. While virtual visitation is not the substitute for in-person parenting or even the best way to get a relocation case won, it can be a great tool to deepen a child\u2019s relationship to their other parent.<\/p>\n
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