Grandparents hold a special place in our hearts, offering unconditional love, wisdom, and support. However, in certain situations, such as divorce, death, or family disputes, grandparents may find their access to their grandchildren restricted. To address this concern and preserve the vital intergenerational connection, Texas has specific provisions regarding grandparents’ rights. article, we’ll explore grandparents’
Joe and Sue are down on their luck. Joe just lost his job and Sue has health issues. Along with their four-year-old child, Betsy, they move in with Joe’s parents, who are retired. For months, Joe interviews all over town while working odd-jobs to try to supplement his family income and pay for Sue’s medical
ATTENTION PARENTS! The Texas Supreme Court recently delivered a split 5-4 opinion that is bound to raise eyebrows. The only issue presented is whether a nonparent, like a grandparent or step-parent, has standing under the Family Code to file a suit seeking custody of a child. But, the longstanding implications of this case might force
House Bill 1012, passed by the Texas Legislature and awaiting Governor Perry’s signature, changes the Texas Family Code provisions regarding access by a grandparent to a grandchild over the objections of a parent.
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