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Recent Posts in Grandparental Rights Category

Famous Singer Gets Custody of Grandchild

Posted on Sep 30, 2011 By Meyers Law Group
A famous chanteuse will be assuming custody of her young granddaughter after learning that the little girl's mother suffers from several drug addictions. While the singer may have known about the ...
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Protecting Grandparental Rights

Posted on Jul 23, 2011 By Meyers Law Group
While you would assume that grandparents would not need special rules to visit their grandchildren, this is not always the case with some divorces and separations. In some cases, even grandparents ...
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Grandparents' Visitation and Custody Rights

Posted on Jul 29, 2010 By Meyers Law Group
In certain cases, a child's grandparents can be granted visitation rights or custody . Different states have different statutes regarding grandparent visitation and custody, but the primary factor in ...
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