Grandparents are entitled to have quality time with their grandchildren, even if their son or daughter is getting a divorce.<\/p>\n
Grandparent rights are not to intrude on the parents rights, as they still have authority over their kids\u2019 lives. If a spouse is trying to prevent or ignores a request for grandparent to be involved, grandparents should seek legal counsel to understand and fight for their options. Oftentimes, a child custody attorney can push to include grandparent visitation rights in the overall child custody agreement.<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, in some circumstances the birth parents are unfit to take care of their children, thus leaving grandparents to raise the kids. Parents who are incarcerated, have mental health problems, abuse drugs or alcohol, deceased, or have abused, neglected or abandoned a child will not be given the right to take care of their child. Throughout California, close to seven percent of all children are living with their (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Grandparents are entitled to have quality time with their grandchildren, even if their son or daughter is getting a divorce. Grandparent rights are not to intrude on the parents rights, as they still have authority over their kids\u2019 lives. If…<\/span><\/p>\n