I am 56 yrs ols. With case studies like this, we shouldn t need to argue these laws anymore much like having the quarterback throw several interceptions and then being given the opposing teams Best Team Player Award. Another supposed success story was posted by a mother, Julianne in April 2000, saying, I am not going to win my case because the judge is obviously pro-grandparent. I do not have the energy or money to fight this anymore, so I am going to be sweet as pie, and try to live with this. I am not a good lawyer at all.
Court is scary.
I have never been near a courtroom before this. Another great erroneous belief is that grandparents raising their grandchildren need these visitation laws. I am still pondering this logic. Then, they try to add validity to their cause by grossly inflating the numbers such as, About 5.5 million grandchildren in America are being raised by their grandparents. That is 1 out of ever 10 children in America is being raised in a grandparent headed household.