TCIB
Well-Known Member
If the parents are deemed fit parents you have no say or recourse at all. Seen it before and the grandparents simply had no voice legally speaking.
Agree with this. I resisted access to my own Son by his paternal Grandmother for reasons that were genuine at the time. Not saying this has similarities to the OP's circumstances, just saying that sometimes there are very good reasons.Being a grandparent does not automatically make you a suitable person to be around children, there are bad parents and there are bad grandparents, I know nothing of the OP circumstances, but I know mine and i can assure you that some grandparents are not fit to to help raise, nuture and be a part of any childs life.
Grandparents are generally pivotel in the upbringing of kids, taking to school, collecting from school, staying over at weekends, doing homework with them.I don't want to upset any Apple carts here, and my folks always had a good relationship with us when they were alive
But I really don't see why grandparents should have any legal rights of access to grandchildren.
Where do you draw the line?
Aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces?