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Grandparents' Rights

by Traci Truly
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With changes in demographics, grandparents are living longer and want to spend as much time as they can with their grandchildren. There is no other book in the marketplace that so clearly addresses the rights of this growing population. This timely revision explains the ramifications for all 50 states relating to the recent U.S. Supreme Court case of Troxell vs. Granville. While the case took several twists and turns through the Washington state legal system, the final outcome held that the judge's version of the "child's best interest" is not the only determination that is used. A court must take into account a fit parent's version as well. Divorced and deceased parents also are topics addressed in relation to grandparents' rights. In addition, easy-to-use, blank tear-out forms are available for immediate use, if warranted.
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Publisher: Sourcebooks, Inc. Edition: Third Edition

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  • ISBN: 1572481390
  • Release date: August 13, 2002

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  • ISBN: 1572481390
  • File size: 1152 KB
  • Release date: August 13, 2002

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Law Reference Nonfiction

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English

With changes in demographics, grandparents are living longer and want to spend as much time as they can with their grandchildren. There is no other book in the marketplace that so clearly addresses the rights of this growing population. This timely revision explains the ramifications for all 50 states relating to the recent U.S. Supreme Court case of Troxell vs. Granville. While the case took several twists and turns through the Washington state legal system, the final outcome held that the judge's version of the "child's best interest" is not the only determination that is used. A court must take into account a fit parent's version as well. Divorced and deceased parents also are topics addressed in relation to grandparents' rights. In addition, easy-to-use, blank tear-out forms are available for immediate use, if warranted.
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Law Reference Nonfiction