Tempe Grandparents' Rights Lawyer
Arizona accepts that third parties also have a valid interest in and right to spend time with children. These third parties include grandparents, aunts, uncles and other relatives. To obtain access to these rights, however, these third parties must seek a judge's approval in family court.
At my law firm, Sullivan Law Office, I represent the interests of individuals in third-party requests for visitation. Located in Tempe, I provide advocacy and dedicated representation to individuals throughout Arizona. Call me, Tempe grandparents' rights attorney Dianne Sullivan, at 602-910-6142 or 866-591-6938 to learn more.
Pursuing Grandparents' Rights to Visitation in Court
In general, a request to exert grandparents' rights to visitation in Arizona is fairly streamlined. If a parent cannot show good reason for the grandparent not to spend time with his or her child, then the petition will be granted. This is true for biological and adoptive grandparents alike.
On occasion, however, parents challenge grandparent visitation petitions. I am comfortable in these situations due to my extensive litigation experience. I will not hesitate to fight hard for your interests in court.
Providing Assistance to Parents in Grandparent Visitation Requests
I am available to represent parents who believe such visitation petitions should be denied. With my experience and skill in bringing petitions, I know exactly what it takes to defeat a petition. Having a lawyer by your side who is skilled on both sides of a situation can sometimes be exactly what you need.
Contact Me, Maricopa County Grandparent Visitation Attorney Dianne Sullivan
Learn more about how I can advocate for your interests in a grandparents' rights to visitation case. Contact my Arizona family law firm today.
