Q: So the reason they canceled it cause my sister emailed them saying that I said that I wanted my visits there office
When I only mentioned it to her but since she was mad still about the issue I think she told them that that's wat I wanted to do without my permission they changed it but I'm also assuming she didn't want me to go to her house and see my daughter there and my daughter and my visits with her have been great always on time we play we read write she's my everything and I use to talk to her every day now my sis dontlet me talk to her or even see her it's been about 3 weeks and the worker keeps telling me that for me to see my child that he's office needs to approve it before I even go for my visits and he barely gave me a form to fill out that say that I want my visits there at the office so he just Giving me run around
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I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're experiencing with seeing your child. In California, parents have the right to reasonable visitation with their children, unless the court finds that it would not be in the child's best interests. It is generally best to have a court-ordered visitation schedule, as it can provide structure and clarity for both parents.
It sounds like there may be some miscommunication or misunderstandings between you, your sister, and the social worker involved in your case. It may be helpful to try to clarify the situation and work with the social worker to come up with a visitation plan that works for everyone involved, including your daughter.
If you are having trouble communicating with the social worker or feel that your rights as a parent are being violated, you may want to consider consulting with a family law attorney who is experienced in custody and visitation matters. They can help you understand your legal rights and options and may be able to represent you in court, if necessary.
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