Smith, R-N.J., is trying to help Goldman, of Tinton Falls, win custody.
A court ruled last week that Goldman could visit. Smith characterized the ruling as a possible first step toward gaining custody.
The boy was taken to Brazil by his mother when he was 4. She remarried and died last year after giving birth to another child.
Goldman has said he was denied visitation for years.
Last week, Smith increased political pressure and began meeting with Brazilian officials to warn them that they were violating the Hague Convention, an international adoption treaty, by not allowing Goldman to have custody of his son.
Smith said Goldman and his son were scheduled to spend time together again on Tuesday and that another court hearing in the case could come as soon as Wednesday.
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