Visitation Rights
There are times when a grandparent’s relationship with a child can be detrimental or infringe on the time a single parent may have for his or her own visitation time. There are also situations where a grandparent unfairly questions the ability of a parent to effectively parent, encroaching on the rights of that parent. A grandparent may have had or continues to have guardianship of a child and may be making it difficult for a parent to regain custody or parental rights. Oftentimes, these conflicts can be dealt with within the family or negotiated between parties. Then there are times when the conflicts require legal action. When faced with legal action by a relative, particularly a grandparent to your children, having legal support is a must. An outside party who can objectively listen and evaluate the situation can help you remain clear-headed and able to defend your position. We can help ensure your rights as a parent are protected.
Experienced Family Lawyers Working for You
At Shapiro Law Group, PC, we will help navigate the sensitive relationship and deal with conflicts, while keeping the best interests of the child in the forefront. Parents have the ultimate responsibility in raising a child and protecting the health, safety, and welfare of that child. If legal support and action is needed to fulfill parental duties and protect any child involved, our firm can be your source of protection. Let us hear the details of your case and see if we can help ensure your parental rights are respected and your wishes for your children are upheld.
The attorneys at Shapiro Law Group, PC, are ready to help you. Contact us today to set up your free initial consultation. (339) 298-2300.
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