Grandparents' Rights in Philadelphia

Philadelphia Divorce Lawyer

Child custody issues are very often the most antagonistic and emotional issues involved in divorce, leaving the children caught in the middle. As the parents move forward with their lives and make efforts to care and provide for their children they often lose sight of another important bond in a child's life and that is the relationships between children and their grandparents. Grandparents and their grandchildren often develop very close bonds that can be suddenly interrupted after a divorce where the grandparents have been left out of any custody or visitation agreements.

If you are a grandparent who wishes to fight to protect the important relationship you have built with your grandchildren, you need to contact a Philadelphia divorce attorney to ensure that your rights are recognized. The Benari Law Group understands how much your grandchildren mean to you and we believe that you deserve to be a major part of their lives and continue to bond with them, comfort them, care for them, and support them. We recognize that grandparents are very important parental figures in our society; in fact, over four million children in America live in their grandparents' household s. One of our skilled attorneys will listen carefully to the specific details of your situation with your grandchildren and may be able to assist you in establishing legal recognition of your rights.

Divorce Attorney in Philadelphia Protecting Grandparents' Rights

With over 40 years of combined experience, our established firm has a proven record of successfully representing our clients. We make it our business to know the law and keep up to date on any legal developments that might impact your case. You may have a case for either custody or visitation depending on your previous role in the lives of your grandchildren. One of our knowledgeable lawyers will dedicate the time and attention to your matter so you fully understand all of your legal options.

Contact a Philadelphia divorce lawyer to assist you in protecting your right to continue your relationship with your grandchildren.