Domestic Violence Prevention Act Article 45

In allowing an infringer of domestic violence to have visitations with minors in accordance with the law, the court shall consider the security of the child and the victim and may issue one or more of the following orders:1. Delivery of the child in a specific secure place.2. Visitation under the supervision of a third party, authority or organization and instructions to be complied with during visitation period.3. Completion of an offender treatment program or other specific assistance as a condition to the visitation.4. Payment of the cost for the supervision of visitation.5. Prohibition against meetings and dealings overnight.6. Timely and secure handover of the child and payment of a guarantee deposit.7. Other conditions for the protection of the security of the child, the victim or other family members.If the court determines that any order under the previous paragraph has been breached or that the security of the victim or the child cannot be assured under allowed visitation, the court may prohibit the visitation pursuant to a petition or its own initiative. The guarantee deposit may be forfeited if the order under Subparagraph 6 of the previous paragraph is breached.If required, the court may order the relevant authority or relevant person to maintain the confidentiality of the place of domicile or residence of the victim or his/her child.