GRANDPARENT RIGHTS
As a grandparent, you don’t have the same rights to your grandchildren as their parents do. However, under Arizona law, you may still have rights. Although parents typically have the right to determine whether visits with grandparents are appropriate, the court may step in if parents are not acting in the child’s best interests. If you are a grandparent who wants to pursue court-ordered visitation with a grandchild, I can help you explore this option.
Qualifying for Visitation
In general, you will be able to qualify for visitation as a grandparent if you can show that the child’s parents are not acting in his or her best interest by preventing grandparent visitation. You must also show that grandparent visitation would be in the best interests of your grandchild.
As an experienced family law attorney, I can help you collect evidence and present a strong case to the court. My goal will be to give you the best possible chance of winning rights to your grandchild.
Contact the Firm
To learn more about grandparent visitation or to begin the filing process, please contact the Law Office of Kristen Kaffer today.
The Law Office of Kristen Kaffer, PLLC
