Yes, of course the mother has the right to demand to visit and see her child, as the right to visit is guaranteed by law to the non-custodial party and is not waived.

Article 134 of the Personal Status Law explicitly states this by saying: “If the child in custody is in the custody of one of the parents, the other has the right to visit him, seek his advice, and take him with him according to what they agree upon. In the event of a disagreement, the court shall decide what it deems appropriate.”

 The mother and father can agree amicably on the times and location of the visit and how to accompany the child.

The mother has the right to file a lawsuit (visit request) in the Personal Status Court, and the judge will determine the times of the visit, the days of overnight stay (visitation), and the mechanism for receiving and handing over the child in a way that guarantees his interest and the mother’s right to communicate with her child.

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