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Legal Information: Hawaii
Laws current as of January 11, 2024 Can a parent who committed domestic violence get visitation?
A judge can grant an abusive parent visitation if the judge decides that there is a way to protect the:
- physical safety and psychological well-being of the child; and
- safety of the parent who is a victim of family violence.1
1 HI ST § 571-46(a)(10)
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