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by Legend In Your Own Mind on April 4th, 2009
Sounds reasonable to me.. But it also depends on the grandparents and what history they might have. Not all grandparents are the sweet benevolent people others are. Some are mean, rotten SOB's who have no business even being near kids. It really depends on the grandparents, the parents and whatever agreement is made with the courts.
by George R. McCasland on June 22nd, 2009
Yes, if for no other consideration than being an example to the child in showing honor to the authority of the court.
Do you think a court would tell a mother, even though there is a Tropical Storm you have to let your baby go with her dad, 50 miles away?
by SmartMomsSave on September 6th, 2011
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Have you ever known a single mother who was penalized by the courts for not allowing the father of the children visitation?
by Wpg on June 24th, 2011
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I have been divorced since June 2010. My son who is now 2 yrs old and his father saw him only for an hour.
by sejal.d.p on May 2nd, 2011
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How can my sister move from Arizonia to California after divorcing her husband if they have a 2 year old son?
by kitkat on July 25th, 2011
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How would you feel if you were meditating with some incense, then Ahnuld astrally projected in front of you and said "GET TO DA CHOPRA"?
by Have A Nice Day on September 5th, 2011
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You're reading If the noncustodial parent has to work on his visitation day, should his parents (grandparents) be able to come and get the child and keep her til the parent gets off work. Or should the parent wait til he gets off work?
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