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Akan762

Akan762

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Grandparent rights

I live in Arkansas and was wondering what the laws in this state were concerning Grandparents' rights. If a grandparent refuses to respect the boundaries that my husband and I have set for our family, can the grandparent still take the parents to court and get visitation? If so, what about my rights as a parent? I feel that if the grandparent can't respect my wishes for my children, he/she doesn't need to visit until he/she can comply. Here is what is going on. We have a 5 month old daughter and my in laws cant and have never be able to stay out of our bussness they are opionated, very rude think what they say is right, and the family all talks about me rudely. since our daughter has been born they have visited and are so rude and mean and thinks i should take it and just let them take my daughter and do what ever they want to with her. And we're not. Me and my husband have been seperated for the last month b/c of the family we are trying to work on making our marriage work and now i heard yesturday their going to try to get grandparent rights. So im needing to know what rights do they have. We have talked to them about this more than once and it doesnt seem to matter. It made them mad so they wouldnt come around but a few times and now their threatening us with this. We've never told them they couldnt come see the baby, we just told them they had to treat us with respect & obey our wishes with our daughter. Which their not able to do. So im concerned of what their able to

 
 
 
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