This article is about Troxel\u27s practical impact as it has played out in the laboratory of the California court system. To understand Troxel\u27s effect, one must first understand the legal and social landscape that preceded it. Accordingly, the first section of this article explores the political and societal origins of grandparent Visitation statutes. It also reviews the basic types of grandparent visitation statutes and the arguments made on each side of a typical pre-Troxel grandparent visitation suit. The second step in understanding Troxel\u27s effect is to understand the decision itself. Troxel is a plurality opinion. Although the individual concurrences and dissents will be of interest to constitutional scholars for years to come,...
In 2000 in Troxel v. Granville, four United States Supreme Court justices determined that the “liber...
The Act provides that whenever a grandparent or other blood relative petitions for adoption of a min...
This article will first explore the new de facto parent state laws originating in both statutes and ...
This article is about Troxel\u27s practical impact as it has played out in the laboratory of the Cal...
The Supreme Court case Troxel v. Granville assured the states the definitive say in grandparents\u27...
This Article addresses the ways in which the law primarily state law-has significantly redefined the...
The article focuses on the decision of the Supreme Court regarding the case Troxel v. Granville in t...
This article discusses varying legislation enacted by all fifty states that allow grandparents to pe...
Faced with an increase in broken families, a more mobile society, and increased violence among child...
This article provides a detailed appraisal of the negative consequences of grandparent visitation la...
This note will explain why the Ohio legislature should change the current law regarding grandparent ...
Although Troxel v. Granville mandated presumptive consideration of parents\u27 rights in non-parent ...
Universally, states have enacted statutes granting nonparental parties, specifically grandparents, t...
Every state in the Union has a statute allowing for court-ordered child visitation by non-parents. U...
Rideout v. Riendeau presented a case in which two grandparents, Rose and Chesley Rideout, sought vis...
In 2000 in Troxel v. Granville, four United States Supreme Court justices determined that the “liber...
The Act provides that whenever a grandparent or other blood relative petitions for adoption of a min...
This article will first explore the new de facto parent state laws originating in both statutes and ...
This article is about Troxel\u27s practical impact as it has played out in the laboratory of the Cal...
The Supreme Court case Troxel v. Granville assured the states the definitive say in grandparents\u27...
This Article addresses the ways in which the law primarily state law-has significantly redefined the...
The article focuses on the decision of the Supreme Court regarding the case Troxel v. Granville in t...
This article discusses varying legislation enacted by all fifty states that allow grandparents to pe...
Faced with an increase in broken families, a more mobile society, and increased violence among child...
This article provides a detailed appraisal of the negative consequences of grandparent visitation la...
This note will explain why the Ohio legislature should change the current law regarding grandparent ...
Although Troxel v. Granville mandated presumptive consideration of parents\u27 rights in non-parent ...
Universally, states have enacted statutes granting nonparental parties, specifically grandparents, t...
Every state in the Union has a statute allowing for court-ordered child visitation by non-parents. U...
Rideout v. Riendeau presented a case in which two grandparents, Rose and Chesley Rideout, sought vis...
In 2000 in Troxel v. Granville, four United States Supreme Court justices determined that the “liber...
The Act provides that whenever a grandparent or other blood relative petitions for adoption of a min...
This article will first explore the new de facto parent state laws originating in both statutes and ...