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Do grandparents have any rights of custody or visitation with their grandchildren in Georgia?

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Do grandparents have any rights of custody or visitation with their grandchildren in Georgia?

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Yes, grandparents and third parties (aunts, uncles, other relatives and sometimes even non-relatives) do have rights in Georgia to seek custody or visitation with their grand children (or with the children of others for a “third party”), but there is a very strong preference for natural parents to have custody of their own children.

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