Child Custody Change in Non-Parental Visitation Rights

Grandparents now have rights. If that statement surprises you, it is likely you have never had to go to court to see your grandchild. There are changes in Washington State’s child custody laws, and it can directly affect grandparents, stepparents, and other relatives. So, do you now have the right to visitation? You may. But what exactly does “visitation” mean? How do you petition the court? What are the new rules? In this podcast episode filled with new and important information, JDSA attorney Jordan Miller explains the latest developments in Washington’s child custody and visitation laws in, Child Custody – Changes in Non-Parental Visitation Rights.

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Child Custody Change in Non-Parental Visitation Rights is an episode from JDSA's Law Talk by JDSA Law.

This episode is 00:12:45 long.

This episode was published on Jul 3, 2018.

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