The court may grant the right of visitation to any person who has been removed as guardian, or any relative or any parent who has been denied temporary custody pending the hearing on removal or termination of parental rights.

Such order shall be according to the best judgment of the court upon the facts of the case and subject to such conditions and limitations as it deems equitable.

In making, modifying or terminating such order, the court shall be guided by the best interest of the child, giving consideration to the wishes of such child if he is of sufficient age and capable of forming an intelligent opinion.

In any matter before a court of probate in which the capacity of a party to the action is at issue, the court may order an examination of any allegedly incapable party by a physician or psychiatrist or, where appropriate, a psychologist.

Conn. Gen. Stat. §45a-132.

The court may enforce its decree in any proceedings under Conn. Gen. Stat. §45a-603 thru §45a-622, if an application has been made for termination of parental rights or if parental rights have been terminated.

The court may appoint counsel on behalf of a minor, to speak on behalf of the best interests of the minor. Counsel should be knowledgeable about the needs and protection of children.

The court must appoint counsel to represent any respondent who notifies the court that he/she is unable to pay for counsel.