Assertion: grandchild's parent | /r/HasProperty | deceased
Facets:
value: generally
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Your grandchild might be eligible to receive monthly benefits from the Social Security Administration if the parent is deceased or disabled, or if the child is disabled and meets the other requirements.
text: Guardianship may be temporary, lasting until the parents are able to care for their children again, or permanent, such as in situations where the parents are deceased or have lost their parental rights.
text: Generally, the biological parents of the child must be deceased or disabled, or the grandparent must legally adopt the grandchild.
text: If both parents are deceased, missing or in a persistent vegetative state.
text: If one parent is deceased, missing or in a persistent vegetative state and the other parent has been convicted of a felony or offence of violence involving behavior that poses a substantial threat of harm to the child.
text: Some of the reasons include teen pregnancy, abandonment by parents, unwanted pregnancy, resentment of children for loss of freedom, parents are deceased, and substance abuse among many others.
text: Ohio law authorizes Grandparent Visitation Rights in three circumstances: (1) when married parents terminate their marriage or separate, (2) when a parent of a child is deceased, and (3) when the child is born to an unmarried woman.
text: Some states are more restrictive and require that both parents be deceased before grandparents are eligible for child custody (or "conservatorship").
text: Typically, grandparents are given permanent guardianship of their grandchildren only if the children's parents are deceased or if the court terminates their parental rights.
text: If a grandchild has been living in the grandparent's home for one year or longer, and if the parents are deceased, have had their rights terminated, or the parents or legal guardians have consented, the grandparent(s) may petition to adopt the child.
text: the child’s parents are not married, or were married but have subsequently divorced, separated or one parent is deceased
text: Generally, the biological parents of the child must be deceased or disabled or the grandchild must be legally adopted by the grandparent.
text: If a parent is deceased, this is simple to show as death clearly terminates the relationship.
text: Obviously, if a parent is deceased, incarcerated, or does not have custody, the parents of that parent may need help from the courts to maintain contact with grandchildren.
text: If the parent is deceased, a certified copy of the death certificate.
text: In addition, grandparents may receive visitation if a parent is deceased.
text: ’s parents is deceased?
text: It is important to understand that, for the purposes of determining the grandchildren’s claim, the Court did not treat the grandchildren the same way as the Court would have treated a claim from their deceased parent.