By using the resources of The Custody Center instead of a lawyer you can easily make yourself informed of your grandparents rights but at the same time you can avoid both legal fees and the appearance of conflict that comes from hiring a lawyer. Many times grandparents find that becoming aware of their rights gives them the information needed to negotiate issues such as proper grandparents visitation.
At the same time you keep your options open so that if you eventually decide you need to consult a lawyer you still have that option. Using The Custody Center gives you the peace of mind necessary to become your own advocate and insist on your grandparents rights as well as the proper foundation to petition the court for your grandparents rights if you deem it necessary.
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