If the parent of my children will not let me see them because of my sexual orientation, what can I do?

In this case it is advisable to go to the Family Commissioner's Office to have custody or visiting arrangements defined. According to the Constitutional Court "each of the parents has the right to maintain a stable and unconditional relationship with their children; and also has the right to develop their affective relationship as they see fit, as long as it does not harm the prevailing interests of the child. For this reason, each of the spouses must respect the image of the other in front of their children, and must not take advantage of their privileged situation, in relation to the one who does not have custody of the child, to degrade and belittle them, forgetting that their function is to seek the integral development of the children" (Sentence T-500/93).