Assertion: grandchild's parent | /r/HasProperty | alive
Facets:
value: with the child
type: OTHER
value: especially
type: DEGREE
value: as spouses
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: When Both Parents Are Alive
text: But if the parents are married and living as spouses, both must sign a POA for the child.
text: When Both Parents Are Alive
text: When both parents are alive, a court generally prefers to place a child with one or both of their parents.
text: Child custody laws vary by state, but in general, when both parents are alive, the court prefers to place the child with one or both of the parents.
text: Even then, they can’t do so if the parents are alive and acting in a custodial manner over the child.
text: If both parents are alive and either married or have joint custody, the signatures of both are typically necessary on the POA.
text: This is true especially if the biologic grandparents and parent are still alive and interacting with their "issue.
text: Also... if the parents of the child are married and living together with the child, you're fighting a losing battle.