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Parenting

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9. No, it wasn't. But now she's with her dad since last fall and I live across

Wed Sep 13, 2023, 09:41 PM

Sep 2023

the street from them. I see her every day and she will turn 18 in May. Free at last from her awful mom.

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Does anyone know anything about visitations rights for grandparents? [View all] Grasswire2 Sep 2023 OP

I have no advice, but sending you hugs! MLAA Sep 2023 #1

thanks.... Grasswire2 Sep 2023 #2

It may depend on your state of residence dweller Sep 2023 #3

I joke that I've been divorced 4 times to the same ex BlueIn_W_Pa Sep 2023 #4

Of course you have a "right to ask" Effete Snob Sep 2023 #5

thanks Grasswire2 Sep 2023 #7

As noted elsewhere below Effete Snob Sep 2023 #13

I'm sorry. Grasswire2 Sep 2023 #8

No, it wasn't. But now she's with her dad since last fall and I live across sinkingfeeling Sep 2023 #9

you seem to be set on some form of (formal?) visitation? stopdiggin Sep 2023 #10

good ideas Grasswire2 Sep 2023 #11

I'm all for good relations (if/when they're possible) stopdiggin Sep 2023 #12

"I would help out any way she might need me to do so" Effete Snob Sep 2023 #14

If they're teens, you can always talk with them directly. intheflow Sep 2023 #15

yes, that's good advice Grasswire2 Sep 2023 #16