Assertion: grandchild's grandparent | /r/HasAspect | the burden of proof
Facets:
value: to show
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
text: The grandparent (or great-grandparent) seeking court-ordered visits has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to establish each of the above factors based on:
text: The grandparent (or great-grandparent) seeking court-ordered visits has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to establish each of the above factors based on:
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: The grandparent asking for court-ordered time has the “burden of proof” (the duty to provide sufficient evidence) to show that visitation is in a child’s best interest.
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.