If you were denied visitation with your child, you may file a petition against those who have custody of your child. In some cases, visitation is granted, but the other parent interferes with your time occasionally. Typically, make-up visits may help with this, however, if the interference continues, there are other ways to  fight against it.
Ways to stop visitation interference:
Chastisement -- first offense and the divorce Court believes a warning will stop the behavior
Change of Custody -- repeatedly denying visitation may show the Court that the custodial parent is
not fit to be the custodial parent. Many factors are considered to determine the
“best interests of your child”
Suspension of Future Support -- the Court may rule to suspend future alimony or child support. This is typically saved for consistent denials of visitation