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Do You Know What Your Legal Rights Are As Grandparents?

The Grandparents Rights Organization is a national volunteer nonprofit organization founded in 1984 by founder and executive director, attorney Richard S. . This section contains information and tips on grandparents’ rights in child custody and . Learn About Grandparents’ Visitation and Custody Rights . Advice for grandparents who have lost visitation rights. Information from Children’s Rights, Inc.6 posts – Last post: 27 Jan 2008Do you know your grandparent rights? Learn more about grandparent visitation rights, grandparents legal rights and visitation rights for . Do grandparents have visitation rights? The simple answer is “yes, but”. The ” but” is due to the limitations under which grandparent visitation can be . For an on-line course about grandparents rights go to . . The following criteria are important when grandparent visitation rights are considered. . Learn how Child visitation laws affect grandparents’, stepparents’, and caretakers’ visitation rights.Grandparents Rights Ruling in CA in August 2004. Here are links to articles that may help:. Courts Back Rights of Grandparents (free subscription) . 1 Sep 2004 . In some states, grandparents can go to court to seek visitation, but in other states, grandparent visitation laws have been invalidated by. The Basic Rights of Grandparents: There are two basic rights with respect to Understanding Your Rights and Options: Grandparent visitation rights issues.

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For more inforon visit www.viviano-law.com. The Law Office of Lori Clark Viviano handles all matters related to divorce and family law, from child custody and visitation tomati Child support and alimony. We work with clients in all stages of a marital breakup, from the initial filing of a divorce to enforcement and modification of orders governing custody, support, visitation and the division of marital assets.

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The answer is: The Children’s Rights Council. On this episode of DadsDivorce Live attorney Dan Cuneo speaks to Michael Doherty of the CRC’s Illinois Chapter.

Mr Doherty recently addressed two state committees to shine some light on the fact that standards do in fact exist de facto parenting schedules that our court system relies on which are patently “child-unfriendly.”

Watch the interview in which Mr Doherty describes the CRC’s testimony about how the “one-size-fits-all” constraints of the present “every other weekend and four hours on Wednesday” schedule doesn’t work for kids.

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The answer is: The Children’s Rights Council. On this episode of DadsDivorce Live attorney Dan Cuneo speaks to Michael Doherty of the CRC’s Illinois Chapter.

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In the first half of the video, concerned citizen, Tony Curtis, questions whose interest is served by child support. Senator Bells attests that millions of dollars are tied to child support – the interest of the state. In the second half of the video a grown child of divorce testifies as to the need for more accountability.

One of the most discussed issues at the meeting was 50/50 equal parenting legislation. Senator Bell explained to attendees the difficulties with jumping immediately to a 50/50 parenting presumption from the legislative and practical points of view and was open to looking further into 50/50 equal parenting based on research and studies.

Transcript:
Audience member: The best interests of the child is what I want to talk about. When we discuss this issue of 50/50 custody what often comes up is the economic situation for mothers. That’s not talking about the best interests of the child then. You’ve switched from the best interests of the child now to the best interests of one parent. And what I would like to say about this is we really need to separate those two issues, because if it’s truly in the best interests of the child having involvement from both parents, then why are we messing with that because we’re concerned about economics for one parent?

Senator Bell: Well, you make a great point and if you and I were designing a new world that’s where we would start. But we’re not. We’re stuck with a system and I’m just saying that there’s no way you’re going to lop off hundreds of millions of child support overnight or for even a three year ammortization. You know what I’m saying. It’s a huge economic and social shift and you know whether you and I and all the angels agree or not we’re not going to get the governor and 103 other people you know to move there overnight so ah you’re right. The interests of the child is not necesarily found with the child support cause the child support may or may not go to the best interest of the children.

Another audience member: Senator Bell, I am one of those children. My parents divorced in Montana. And my dad currently lives here in Utah. It was a very unfair situation and I’d like to see something on the legislature that puts parents in responsibility to that child support. I’d like to see a program like Horizontee cards for welfare that maybe we keep track of that child support so that we know it’s going for the children cause it’s not parental support, it’s Child support. And my mom took the child support and didn’t use it to support me. My mom never gave me a college fund. She never made sure I had the tools to be a successful adult. I escaped from my mother from a very abusive situation at the age of 17. My dad had to continue paying child support till I was 19. And I didn’t live with my mom and I had no support from her. I would like to see something on the legislature that changes to where we do keep track of child support. My dad is currently $140,000… of what it goes towards, of what it’s spent on. Because the price of raising a child is not dependent on a percentage of a wage, it is a price, but shouldn’t we keep track of where that money goes so it’s not used for mommy when the children are gone, for her and the new husband to go away to Hawaii. That’s not a very useful use of that child support… and there’s parents trading there child support for drugs and all sorts of ridiculous things.

Just how much money is this hundreds of millions in child support?? According to the website of the Utah Office of Recovery Services, over $195.9 million was collected in fiscal year 2006. Of this amount over $23.4 million was distributed to the Utah Department of Health (as apposed to being distributed to recipient parents), and at least $6.3 million made it directly into the state’s general fund (as apposed to being distributed to recipient parents).

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