Grandparent & Step Parent Rights

Colorado Grandparent and Step Parent Rights Lawyers

Family is important. In a divorce situation, the rights of step parents and grandparents are often overlooked. We will not let that happen. At the Law Office of Eric Ruderman, our attorneys will work hard to see that you are able to maintain your relationship with your stepchild or grandchild.

Find out more about how we can help protect your grandparent rights or step parent rights. Contact us at 303-861-1444 to speak with a dedicated family law attorney.

The Law Office of Eric Ruderman has more than 30 years of experience helping grandparents and step parents defend their rights through complicated divorce situations. We are available to stand beside people in Denver, Jefferson County, and the surrounding region.

Grandparent Rights

In Colorado, grandfathers and grandmothers have a statutory right to be able to spend time with their grandchildren. Our lawyers will work to ensure that the rights of grandparents are observed. We will help you work out a visitation schedule to ensure that your grandchild is able to maintain a relationship with his grandparents.

Stepparent Rights

The rights provided to stepparents in divorce cases are minimal. These matters are dependent on the type of relationship that exists between the stepmother or stepfather and the stepchild. They also depend on the length of time that relationship existed. We understand that strong parental bonds can develop between a parent and a child, whether or not there is a biological relationship. Whether it means fighting for child custody or legal visitation rights, we will help you ensure that bond stays intact.

We are a law firm that is dedicated to success. To us, though, success means more than just winning your case. It means meeting your needs. From start to finish, we will be by your side, making certain the steps we take are in line with what you want to get out of the process. Our lawyers want to make the law work for you.

Contact our family law firm at 303-861-1444 to find out more about grandparent and step parent rights.