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Justices Remand for Additional Proceedings on Grandparent Visitation Order

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A mother of a child born out of wedlock allowed her child's grandfather to have visitation with the child early on in his life. However, once the mother re-married she began to curtail the visits. Grandfather intervened and petitioned the Court for grandparent visitation. The trial court granted the visitation including overnight visitation and a summer family vacation. The appeals court affirmed this ruling and the trial court's decision went to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court sent the case back to the trial court for new findings and conclusions without hearing new evidence. Review the Supreme Court's reasoning by checking out the article at http://www.theindianalawyer.com/justices-remand-for-more-proceedings-on-grandparent-visitation-order/PARAMS/article/30920.

If you are considering a divorce, currently facing a divorce, or if you are a grandparent seeking visitation of your grandchild, it is a good idea to discuss your situation with a Roberts Means Roncevic Kapela LLC family law attorney. Roberts Means Roncevic Kapela LLC, PC serves clients in the greater Indianapolis area including Carmel, Fishers, Westfield, Noblesville, and Hamilton County, as well as Zionsville, Avon, Brownsburg, and the counties surrounding Marion County.

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