Grand Parents Rights
The kind of relationship that grandparents share with their grandchildren is special; one that most grandchildren live to remember for the entirety of their lives. Grandparents are exceedingly proud of their grandchildren, and spending quality time with them is often a source of joy and profound happiness. On a rather sad note, divorce can come between the special relationship shared by grandparents and their grandchildren, resulting to moments of tension and grief.
Grandparents to children whose parents have separated or are on the verge of separation usually
experience difficulties with coping during such sad times. The thought of your grandchild being
raised by the other parent and their new spouse can be unnerving, especially in the face of the
real possibility of not being able to share happy moments as often as before. Events like this
can negatively impact the relationship between involved families. If you are intent on preventing
matters from going down the path of deterioration, it is important to do what you can to at least
gain visitation rights as a grandparent.
As a matter of fact, in a times like this, the best course of action to take as a grandparent is
to seek professional legal council and representation. You’ll need to work with a family law firm
with an exceptionally brilliant track record.
Acknowledging this need, we at Affordable legal Help are committed to providing you with both professional
and unbundled legal services at enticing rates.
At Affordable Legal Help, we understand the dilemmas that most grandparents go through when their children
part ways. Our brilliant and experienced attorneys are passionate about assisting grandparents in
claiming their legal rights, including child custody, guardianship, child visitation
and more.
We frequently handle grandparents' rights in cases involving:
Divorce or separation of grandchild's parents
Deceased parent of grandchild
Grandchild living with grandparent(s)
Why choose our lawyers
Meticulous filing of all necessary documents.
Significantly lessens the stress that comes with divorce.
Affordable and result-oriented.
Prioritizes the child’s best interests.
