Assertion: grandchild's grandparent | /r/CapableOf | ask for visitation
Facets:
value: under one of those existing cases
type: OTHER
value: with their grandchild
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
Source sentences:
text: When Can Grandparents Ask for Visitation?
text: The grandparent asking for visitation has the “burden of proof” (duty to provide sufficient evidence) to show that the proposed visits are in the child’s best interests, considering health, safety, and welfare.
text: The grandparent asking for visitation has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to prove to a judge that a substantial grandparent-grandchild relationship exists and that visitation is in the child’s best interests considering their health, safety, and general welfare.
text: The grandparent asking for visitation has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to show a legal right to court-ordered time and that the proposed visits are in the child’s best interests.
text: The grandparent asking for visitation has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to show that the proposed visits are in the child’s best interest, considering:
text: If a child’s parents are married, grandparents can’t ask for visitation; it’s only when there’s some breakup of the child’s family home that grandparents can request visitation with a grandchild.
text: Under California law, it is possible for a grandparent to ask for visitation with their grandchild, but in order for visitation to be granted, the court needs to find that:
text: There may already be a family law case filed between the child’s parents (like a divorce, a parentage case, a child support case, or a domestic violence restraining order) and a grandparent may be able to ask for visitation under one of those existing cases.