Stephanie Gibbs, a Grandmother, BoardCertified Family Law Attorney in North Carolina and partner with Gailor, Hunt, Jenkins, Taylor, Davis and Gibbs shares invaluable information for grandparents whose children are getting divorced and concerned they may lose access to their grandchildren. You may also worry that if your child dies, gets sick or is otherwise unable to care for the child that their exspouse may deny you visitation with your grandchildren. Rest assured that in the state of North Carolina you have a right to petition the courts to grant you visitation rights if you fear that your child or the spouse would deny you visitation after the divorce. This petition requires you to prove in court that you have a “substantial relationship” with your grandchild and that it is in your grandchild’s “best interest” that you both continue to be part of one another’s lives. Learn more about securing visitation as a grandparent in North Carolina by watching this video.

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