One important aspect when it comes to the grandparents visitation rights is whether the state you live in is “restrictive” or “permissive” when it comes to the rights you have to see your grandchildren. All […]
A lot of different factors go into determining grandparents visitation rights when it comes to grandchildren and the courts. There are some general guidelines for grandparents rights, but each state has different laws and factors. […]
It’s important for grandparent to understand their grandparent rights when dealing with visitation issues. Grandparent visitation is something that should always be available and yet is often not in difficult circumstances if you aren’t informed […]
Grandparents who are actually caring for their grandchildren should take affirmative steps to protect their grandparents rights. This can often be done by obtaining legal guardianship over the grandchildren, or by actually obtaining an order […]
There are many things that can happen that can cause a grandparent to lose the right to visit their grandchildren. For most grandparents nothing could be more devastating. Some of the things that can cause […]
For many reasons there is a groundswell of interest around grandparents rights versus parents rights. The Supreme Court of the United States of America has chimed in about Parents rights and 45 states have passed […]
Over the last several years there have been laws created in 45 states to give grandparents visitation rights. There are laws like this now in almost every state. Before then there was no such law […]
So you have successfully exerted your grandparents rights……now what? The reality is that certain practical considerations come into play. You must know that there is the potential for financial problems to arise at any time. […]
The way the world is today there are many cases where the extended family can be split apart. Divorce, drug abuse, death of one or both parents, and many other things that can happen that […]
For many reasons grandparents end up being a parent again. This can occur due to divorce, death of one or both of the parents, the parents having financial trouble, or the parents having legal trouble. […]