Petition For Grandparents Visitation Form With Two Points
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Bill 34 does not automatically grant a grandparent the right to access to a grandchild. It will be in the discretion of the court to determine whether granting access/custody to a grandparent will be in the best interests of the child in question, taking into account the specific circumstances at hand.
Bill 34 does not automatically grant a grandparent the right to access to a grandchild. It will be in the discretion of the court to determine whether granting access/custody to a grandparent will be in the best interests of the child in question, taking into account the specific circumstances at hand.
In Ontario, grandparents may apply to the courts for access to their grandchildren under either the Divorce Act or the Children's Law Reform Act (?CLRA?). As leave of the court is required to seek relief under the former statute, most grandparents seeking access rely on the provisions of the latter.
Section 32.1(2) If a grandparent at any time is refused access to a child, the court may on application make an order as it sees fit regarding the grandparent's right of access to the child. (b) by the child who may apply with or without any person interested on his behalf.
Grandparents do not generally have a duty to support their grandchild, unless the grandparent stands in what is called ?in loco parentis? to the child, or in the place of one of the child's parents. (There is one important exception to this rule, discussed further below.)