Grandparent Visitation

Grandparent visitation is an area of law that is confused and confusing in some cases, depending on several factors such as those listed below.

• Whether the parents are still married,

• Whether there is an existing family,

• Whether there is an existing paternity case, or

• Whether one parent is deceased.

Wisconsin's guardianship statutes have recently been amended which provide additional protection to grandparents of a child when one parent has passed away.

Attorney Reiley Helps Grandparents Visitation

For many years, Attorney Kathleen Reiley has been helping grandparents enjoy time with their grandchildren during the most important years of a child's life - those tender years of youth when a child is growing, developing, learning, and establishing his or her own sense of place in the world.

If you have a grandchild with whom you would like to share time with, and have not been able to establish visits, please contact the law offices of Attorney Kathy Reiley for a consultation. She will be able to tell you if and how she can help you with visitation.

For more information about grandparents' visitation rights and Wisconsin law about grandparents and rights to visitation with their grandchildren, please call Attorney Kathleen Reiley (608-246-8309) or send Kathleen Reiley an email.

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