When couples go through the separation or divorce process, it can become increasingly harder to find the time to visit, especially when health is a concern and in-person visits are difficult to do in these hard times. One of the options many people are turning to is virtual visitations. This can allow those who would like to maintain a relationship with their children the opportunity to do so. After a divorce, one parent may get employment or housing in a different state making it extremely hard to visit their children on a regular basis. If this sounds similar to your situation, you may want to speak with your attorney about setting up virtual visitation sessions with your children so that you can still be close to them and have an impact on their lives.