Modifies provisions relating to visitation rights of grandparents

Summary

The bill lets grandparents file a lawsuit or intervene in a divorce case to get visitation rights when they have been unreasonably denied access for more than sixty days. It applies when parents are divorcing, one parent is dead, parents were never married, or the child lived with the grandparent for six months, and the court must find visitation to be in the child’s best interest. The measure failed to pass.

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