Siblings dont have any visitation rights. You may be able to petition the court to ask for visitation rights.
No but your sister have rights still and can still have visitation. Both you and the cousin had equal rights in court.
I hope that they do have some kind of rights. My brother passed away, and I have tried to spend time iwth my neice, and all I get is the run around. It is heart breaking, as she is my only neice and I love her to pieces.
i think so.
In most cases you do. If you sister wants to see you that's great, and there should be no reason why your father wouldn't let you see her. If he doesn't want you near her because of the bitter separation between your parents, then you can go to court and they will probably grant you visitation rights only if this 7 year old wants to see you. Otherwise, you are going to have to wait until she is of legal age. Good luck Marcy
The person with custodial responsibilities has control if all do not live in the same household. If one sister is under the custody of the mother, then the mother has the right to control who she sees, including sisters who are not living in the same household. There are no laws specifically dealing with visitation rights of sisters.
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Your Sister In Laws parents will be your Mother and Father In Law.
Sister.
Rights of parents exceed those of grandparents in all states and parents can refuse to have them seen by their grandparents, for any reason. Except when they have found to be unfit by the courts and are no longer the legal guardian of the children, in this case they might have some visitation rights and such, but that will be explained fully by the courts decesion. By your last statement about recently completing adoption process of your granddaughter, does that mean you are the sole legal guardian of her and he has no rights? Simple then, just pick them up from school and show the father doesn't have the right to pick them up. If he is violating terms of visitation and refusing to abide by a court order of visitation with your adopted daughter, go back to court. If you do not have a legal basis for custody or unless you have evidence they are being grossly neglected, I would recommend you make whatever kind of peace you can with him, defer to whatever rules he has - bite your tongue and try to make it work
It is well within her rights for your friend to invite you and not your sister. It is also well within their rights for your parents to insist that either your sister goes with you or that neither of you go. The combination of the two may result in you not going to the party. I'm not certain what "fair" has to do with anything, or who promised you that life was going to be fair, or how the rest of us can get in on this promise.
Well, if you know that she has a boyfriend that's great. But never let your parents know. Let your sister tell them. Talk with your sister and convince her to tell your parents.
Well, you can't be her sister unless one of her parents marries one of your parents.