Grandparents’ Rights
When time with your grandchild changes, it hurts.
Maybe visits have become less frequent. Maybe they stopped altogether. Tell us what changed and what your relationship with your grandchild has been like. We can discuss whether there may be a legal path to consider.
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Start with the relationship
The history of your family matters here. We’ll listen first, ask about the circumstances, and explain what questions the law may require us to answer.
What we’ll want to understand
Your relationship
What role have you played in your grandchild’s life, and how has contact changed?
The circumstances now
We’ll discuss what is happening today and whether our office may be able to help.
Questions we hear
Can I ask about contact with my grandchild?
Yes. Tell us about your relationship with the child, what contact has looked like, and what has changed.
What if there is already a court order?
Let the office know about any existing orders or pending case. Those details can affect the questions we need to discuss.
Tell us what changed
We’ll make space for the whole story, not just the most recent disagreement.
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