Grandparent's Rights

Grandparent's Rights

Providing Legal Protection for Grandchildren

It can be hard for some grandparents to have access to their grandchildren since the law focuses on the parent’s right to make decisions regarding the best interest of the children. However, there are legal reasons to pursue your right as a grandparent that are designed to help protect the best interest of the child.

Enlisting the counsel of an accomplished grandparents' rights attorney can help you exercise your rights to be a part of your grandchildren’s life. Emily Strang Tarbert has more than XXXX years of legal experience helping grandparents pursue visitation and custody.

Common Reasons for Grandparent’s to Pursue Custody

• In jail
• Deceased
• Not mentally competent
• Abusing the children
• Abandoning the children
• Terminating parental rights
• Dealing with substance abuse

Ways Grandparents Can Obtain Custody

If you are seeking custody of your grandchild there are some legal options you can pursue. One of the simplest ways to approach this is to have the parents of the child grant you power of attorney. You can also petition the court to have custody granted to you. It is also possible to have the parents agree that you should have access to the children or that the child should live with you.

Learn How We Can Help!

At the Law Firm of Emily Strang Tarbert, we can help you pursue the best possible outcome for your grandchildren. We pursue legal options outside of the court to help you save time and money. We can also can provide you with updates on your case and keep you informed of any new developments.

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