How to get a Court Order to see your Grandchild
Does a Grandparent have to take court action?
If a Grandparent is being prevented from seeing, spending time with, or even communicating at all with their Grandchild or Grandchildren, then the Grandparent is entitled to seek that the Court to make an Order which will then set out the time they are able to spend with their Grandchild and how they can communicate with their Grandchildren.
Grandparents are able to do this because the Court considers it the right of the child, to enjoy a relationship with close extended family members.
Just because the parents are in Court getting orders about which parent the child lives with and how much time they spend with the other parent, ...
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