Assertion: grandchild's parent | /r/HasProperty | married
Facets:
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: But if the parents are married and living as spouses, both must sign a POA for the child.
text: during or after a divorce, if the child’s parents were married
text: the child’s parents are not married, or were married but have subsequently divorced, separated or one parent is deceased
text: the child’s parents are married and file for divorce or legal separation
text: the child’s parents are no longer married due to death, divorce, or legal separation
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: If the grandchildren live in what is called an "intact family," meaning that the parents are still married or are in a stable relationship, the parents have an almost absolute right to make decisions for their children, and that includes whether or not they should see their grandparents.
text: ’s parents are married.
text: Also... if the parents of the child are married and living together with the child, you're fighting a losing battle.