What Rights Do Grandparents Have In Arkansas?
Unlike mothers and fathers, grandparents do not have a well-defined legal right to be involved in the lives of their grandchildren. If you want to learn more about your rights as a grandparent or you are currently being prevented from seeing your grandchildren, it is in your best interest to discuss your rights with a knowledgeable family law attorney.
At The Wright Law Firm, I am an attorney committed to grandparents’ rights. I am Trey Wright, and as a sole practitioner, I provide my clients with one-on-one representation throughout the length of their case, involving them in every decision.
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Is It Possible To Gain Custody And Visitation Rights?
Unfortunately, grandparents have very limited rights. There are very few circumstances in which legal visitation rights will be granted to a grandparent. The two most common circumstances are the imprisonment or death of a grandchild’s parent. The reason for this is that it is considered important for children to have access to both sides of their family. If their parent is out of the picture, grandparents are sometimes able to step in and gain visitation rights.
Do You Have A Case For Visitation Rights?
Grandparents’ rights are very case-specific. I can fully investigate your situation and help you determine whether you have a feasible case for securing grandparents’ rights. To schedule an appointment with me to discuss the details of your case, contact me today.