Virtual visitation right of uncustodial parents with their children in Iran and the United States law

One such new way is virtual. Various societies, especially the United States, where the number of divorces has increased in recent years have officially accepted this new way of communication; nevertheless, so we should find the solve for reducing of The negative effects of divorce and Increasing relationship between children and thenon custodial parent who lives far away from her in the rules .
Using the studyJudgments of American courts and articles on the subject found that in recent years, some states have recognized America virtual meeting in-laws if the parents do not come to an agreement on how such communication (i.e., visitation) should happen, the court will interfere. The court's decision must be obeyed by the parents; otherwise, they will face financial penalties and/or imprisonment.
There are advantages and disadvantages for virtual visitations; however, the important point is such visitations will not replace the in-person ones and must be considered as supplementary to them.
In Iran, too, there is no prohibition or limitation for virtual visitations of uncustodial parents with their children. Nevertheless, legislation of appropriate rules seems necessary where in-person visitations cause negative moral and/or developmental effects to the children, or when such visitations impose unaffordable expenses on uncustodial parents. Such rules seem particularly necessary for the uncustodial parents who are either exiled to remote parts of the country or reside overseas.