What Are Grandparents’ Rights?

Grandparents play an important role in the lives of their grandchildren. They are mentors, companions and even caretakers in some cases. For many grandparents, the thought of losing that relationship is heartbreaking.

In Pennsylvania, grandparents have rights. I am family law attorney Michael Eisenberg, and I have decades of experience helping grandparents in Pennsylvania preserve relationships with their grandchildren.

To schedule a free consultation with an experienced grandparents’ rights attorney, contact my law firm today at 267-728-4535 or 800-851-2534. I serve clients in Hatboro, Philadelphia and throughout Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.

Committed To Compassion And Integrity

When your relationship with your grandchild is threatened, I can help you work through the process of seeking visitation, child custody or guardianship. I approach these sensitive situations with compassion and integrity. I understand that you are going through a stressful situation, and I will provide intelligent legal guidance based on your goals.

Determining Your Rights As A Grandparent

In Pennsylvania, your rights as a grandparent are dependent upon your relationship with the child and the child’s best interests. Where parents are separated or divorced, or if a parent dies, or in an emergency situation where the safety of the child is at risk, grandparents may have a better opportunity for court ordered custodial rights.

There are situations in which grandparents become temporary caretakers of their grandchildren. In those cases, you may have more rights. For example, if your grandchild has lived with you for a year or longer, you are afforded certain rights. As your lawyer, I will help you determine exactly what your rights are, so we can pursue the best approach for your situation.

Call My Law Firm Today To Discuss Your Rights

I am ready to defend your rights. Call me today at 267-728-4535 or toll free at 800-851-2534 to schedule your free consultation. You can also contact me online.