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In Utah, the time each parent can spend with a child according to a court order or parenting plan is called “parent-time.” Even if a parent doesn’t have custody, s/he may still get parent-time, whether it’s unsupervised (“uninterrupted”), supervised, or virtual.1 When other relatives get a court order to spend time with a child, that’s called “visitation.”2
1 See Utah Code § 81-9-101(13), (16), (17)
2 Utah Code § 81-9-402(2)
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