Grandparent's Rights

In Pennsylvania, child custody is determined by analyzing the best interests of the child.  Sometimes, the best interest of the child requires that someone other than a parent raise the child (even on a temporary basis) in order to ensure their safety and comfort.  This often means that the child's grandparent seeks custody of the child in order to help the child thrive against the odds, and in spite of the parents' struggles.

If you are a grandparent seeking to help your grandchild, please contact us for a Free Consultation.  We can discuss your intentions, and the role the Court will play in helping you help your grandchild.

Our Main Line family law and divorce lawyers can be contacted via email, or please call us at our offices at 215-283-5080.

Our Blue Bell location services Montgomery County & Bucks County.

Our Wayne / King of Prussia location services the Main Line, including all of Delaware County, Chester County, and Montgomery County.

 

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