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Question: My dad has custody. He wont let me see mom's parents. How can I get to see them?
Answer: In Arizona, grandparents can petition the court for visitation with their grandchildren in certain limited circumstances. In the event a grandparent wishes to seek visitation with the grandchild, he or she must file a petition for visitation in the divorce court. Arizona has not yet recognized a child's right to seek visitation with a grandparent. It would be a good idea to discuss the issue with the custodial parent to see if you can reach an agreement about visits.
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On 08/28/08
Ginny from SC said:
I just went to court to get vistation rights to se my grandson.I think every grandparent should have the right to see their grandchildren.This country has a long way to go when it comes to grandparents rights .The laws need to be changed
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On 08/02/08
T from OH said:
My name is Theresa and i live with my dad but he is ot fit to be a parent and he wont let me see my mom bearly at all and i want to live with my grandparents...
HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
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On 06/17/03
nadia from AZ said:
I want to go and live with my mum but my dad is restricting me to do so.
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On 08/06/02
Elizabeth from AL said:
It is a heinous oversite to disallow children to see their grandparents due to the inability of the parents to see eye-to-eye. Get together, think of the kids, and work it out!
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