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CAN GRANDPARENTS OBTAIN VISITATION RIGHTS TO SEE THE ADOPTEE AFTER THE ADOPTION?

April 26, 2017adoptee adoption grandparents obtain Rights visitation

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CAN GRANDPARENTS OBTAIN VISITATION RIGHTS TO SEE THE ADOPTEE AFTER THE ADOPTION?

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Ordinarily the grandparents have no visitation rights with their grandchildren when the natural parents’ rights have been terminated by adoption. However, at the courts’ discretion, the court may allow such visitation rights if the child is adopted by a close relative or a step parent, provided it is in the child’s best interests.