grandparent rights
We are not allowed to talk or see our grandchildren, beacause our children aren't talking to us. Do we have any rights.
Asked on 5/16/08, 5:23 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
jeffrey lazroe
Jeffrey A. Lazroe attorney at law
Re: grandparent rights
Grandparents have rights. Repeat, Grandparents have rights. The courts always act in the best interests of the child. Just because you don't speak to the parents, should not deprive the grandchildren of the attachement which they have with you. Grandparents provide to the grandchild, something which the parents can't. Wisdom, experience, knowledge, and only the warmth and friendship which a grandparent can.
If you should need to speak to me further, please feel free to contact me.
Answered on 5/28/08, 12:14 pm
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