Assertion: grandchild's grandparent | /r/CapableOf | ask court
Facets:
value: for visitation
type: PURPOSE
value: under north carolina state law
type: OTHER
value: following a child’s adoption
type: TEMPORAL
value: for reasonable visitation with a grandchild
type: PURPOSE
value: to award them
type: PURPOSE
value: to grant visitation rights
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: In some situations, North Carolina law allows a grandparent to ask a court to grant visitation rights.
text: In addition, Grandparents may file a Motion for Visitation in a Divorce case at any time, even after the Divorce has been granted, asking the Court to award them their own Visitation schedule with their grandchildren.
text: Under North Carolina state law, a grandparent may only ask a court for visitation rights in the specific situations outlined above.
text: Under North Carolina state law, a grandparent may only ask a court for visitation rights in the specific situations outlined above.
text: Following a child’s adoption, a biological grandparent can’t ask a court to order visitation with the child, even if a relative adopted the child.
text: The grandparent asking the court for visitation has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to demonstrate:
text: Under California law, a grandparent can ask the court for reasonable visitation with a grandchild.
text: A grandparent asking the court for visitation has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to show a judge the proposed time is in the best interests of the children, considering their health, safety, and general welfare.