N.D.C.C. § 14-09-28
N.D.C.C.
§ 14-09-28. Parental custody and visitation rights and duties
1. Each parent of a child has the following custody and
visitation rights and duties:
a. Right to access and obtain copies of the child's educational,
medical, dental, religious, insurance, and other records or
information.
b. Right to attend educational conferences concerning the child.
This right does not require any school to hold a separate conference
with each parent.
c. Right to reasonable access to the child by written,
telephonic, and electronic means.
d. Duty to inform the other parent as soon as reasonably possible
of a serious accident or serious illness for which the child
receives health care treatment. The parent shall provide to the
other parent a description of the serious accident or serious
illness, the time of the serious accident or serious illness, and
the name and location of the treating health care provider.
e. Duty to immediately inform the other parent of a change in
residential telephone number and address.
f. Duty to keep the other parent informed of the name and address
of the school the child attends.
2. The court shall include in an order establishing or modifying
visitation the rights and duties listed in this section; however,
the court may restrict or exclude any right or duty listed in this
section if the order states the reason in support of the restriction
or exclusion. The court shall consider any domestic violence
protection orders relating to the parties when determining whether
to restrict or exclude any right or duty listed in this section.
HISTORY:
SOURCE: S.L. 1999, ch. 146, § 1.
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