This is a common occurrence and you will need to give some solid reasons for visitation privileges because the big rule for inmates is "no contact with known felons". You should address your crime, whatever the circumstances, you must show remorse and ask for them for forgiveness. The warden is essentially the judge here and if they feel you are bullshitting, they will deny it without reason.

Depending on the security classification of the prison where your inmate is incarcerated, you should be able to kiss upon arrival and departure but holding hands might be restricted. Some guards are more lenient than others, just use your best judgment. 

Some you can, some are video only. You should call the facility and ask to speak to the visiting room CO for the details there

We don't know the new location, but weekends are usually good going for visiting and you might be able to go this weekend., BUT there might be an approval process that delays it OR some new COVID restriction, so we highly recommend calling there first so that you don't make a wasted trip. Good luck!

Yes, in some locations but please call the facility visiting room for the latest updates to the ever-changing rules

Visitation is Friday night, Saturday and Sunday (8am - 3pm) and Monday nights. They restrict weekend days to one visit depending on your inmate's ID number... they do Sat/Sun like odd/even to keep the visitation traffic under control. Fri/Mon nights there are no restrictions. So, you can visit three days per week if you are able to get there that often. We recommend calling first, COVID is back in the news so there might be cancelations.

The inmate will NOT be held accountable if a potential visitor has an outstanding warrant come up during the approval process. The inmate is notified but not punished.

There are calendar spots with a limited number of spaces available at the times that your inmate is allowed to have video visitation. You will have to find another suitable time that works for you both.

New Mexico did away with conjugal visits for inmates in 2014. New York, California, Washington and Connecticut still offer them to prisoners.

Inmates can buy "picture tickets" at the commissary. They will take a picture in the visiting room and have it developed off-site. The inmate gets the color print in about a week.