Brasier Law

Oregon Family Law Attorney

  • Practice Areas
    • Uncontested Cases
    • Marriage & Divorce
      • Divorce
      • Uncontested Divorce
      • Contested and Uncontested Divorce
      • Modification to Orders
      • Property Distribution
      • Separation and Temporary Orders
      • Spousal Support
      • Support Orders
      • Tax Issues in Divorce
      • Financial Planning During and After Divorce
      • Division of Debt in Divorce
      • Business Division in Divorce
      • High Asset Divorce
      • Enforcement of Court Orders
    • Child Custody & Support
      • Adoption
      • Child Support
      • Move Aways and Out-of-State Custody Enforcement
    • Parental Rights
      • Custody and Parenting Time
      • Father’s Rights and Paternity
      • Grandparent Rights
      • Rights of UnMarried Parents
    • Domestic Violence & Abuse
      • Abusive Restraining Orders and FAPA
      • Domestic Violence
      • Estate Planning
      • False Accusations of Violence
      • Financial Abuse of Elders
      • Physical Abuse of Elders
      • Protective Orders
      • Restraining Orders During Divorce
      • Stalking Orders
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    • Parental Rights
    • Domestic Violence and Abuse
    • Uncontested Divorce
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Grandparent Rights

At Brasier Law, LLC, we are committed to helping grandparents seeking their legal rights and time with their grandchildren. Often these loving grandparents have already played a significant role in the children’s lives, and we advocate on their behalf to see those relationships protected and nurtured.

Oregon Child Custody and Visitation Attorney

Commonly, grandparents’ rights disputes arise after the grandparents have cared for the children as legal guardians for a significant amount of time on behalf of the parents. After having asked the grandparents to look after the children, a change of heart inspires the parents to want the children back.

In other scenarios, a grandparent simply seeks the opportunity to know the children. The parents may have alienated the children from the grandparents, or it may be a situation where the opportunity to build the relationship has not been available. We will go to great lengths to prove the advantages to the child of this relationship.

Portland Grandparents’ Rights Attorney

Any of these scenarios can become complicated by accusations of abuse and the involvement of the Department of Human Services. Often grandparents are an option for the care of the child if a parent has been accused of abuse. We are equipped to handle these situations and provide a case on behalf of our client showing the advantages of grandparent involvement.

In the state of Oregon, the situation holds the additional complexities of laws that require certain criteria to be proven before rights will be granted. It is important that you have skilled representation at your side that fully understands and is prepared to advocate on your behalf.

To arrange an initial consultation with a skilled family law lawyer, please contact our law firm today at 503-855-4777 or toll free at 503-855-4777.

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