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Do grandparents have any recourse when a court rules they are not allowed to visit their 12-year-old grandson because they are interfering in matters related to the boy's father and stepmother?
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∙ 17y ago
If the court of jurisdiction has already ruled on the issue then the grandparents have no recourse except to perhaps make peace with the custodians of the minor child. Civil matters such as the one cited are not subject to appeal. You can perhaps consult an attorney or do legal research of your own into any existing state statutes (of the state where the child resides) that relate to grandparents rights to visitation, but judges seldom make mistakes and their rulings are rarely (read that as never) overturned in this arena.
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