Custody of a Child is typically set by the Court between the Child’s parents. The Grandparents’ time with the Child is usually limited to a subset of the time awarded to each parent, at the parents’ option. These rights are typically not considered in a typical divorce or child custody case. However, where a grandparent believes that they need a set Visitation schedule, such may be available through a separate case opened by the grandparent. To be eligible for such a schedule, the Grandparents will need to prove that they have a strong bond with the Child, that they are supportive of the parents’ roles as parents, and that their time with the Child is being unreasonably restricted, among other things.