Kentucky SB281 amends grandparent visitation laws to ensure continued visitation rights for grandparents even if the child's parent loses custody.

Kentucky SB281 modifies the state's grandparent visitation laws to ensure that grandparents retain visitation rights even if the child's parent loses custody. The bill outlines specific criteria for granting visitation rights, including the nature and stability of the relationship between the grandparent and the child, the child's wishes, and the physical and emotional health of all involved parties. It also mandates that courts consider granting visitation rights to other grandparents if it is in the child's best interest.

Kentucky SB281 amends grandparent visitation laws to ensure continued visitation rights for grandparents even if the child's parent loses custody.

Kentucky SB281 modifies the state's grandparent visitation laws to ensure that grandparents retain visitation rights even if the child's parent loses custody. The bill outlines specific criteria for granting visitation rights, including the nature and stability of the relationship between the grandparent and the child, the child's wishes, and the physical and emotional health of all involved parties. It also mandates that courts consider granting visitation rights to other grandparents if it is in the child's best interest.