Indiana SB0052 allows grandparents to seek visitation rights under certain conditions and requires courts to review confidential statements regarding.
Indiana SB0052 amends the state's family law to allow a grandparent to seek visitation rights if the child's parent is deceased, the parents' marriage has been dissolved, the child was born out of wedlock, or the grandparent has had meaningful contact with the child. A court cannot grant visitation rights to a paternal grandparent of a child born out of wedlock unless the child's father has established paternity.
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