Jane-Ashley McMillan — Frisco Child Custody Rights Lawyer
While it is very difficult to obtain custody and grandparent visitation if you are not a direct biological parent, it is not impossible. Grandparents have rights to custody of children if certain extraordinary factors exist.
Plano lawyer Jane-Ashley McMillan has been protecting the rights of Texas families for more than 25 years. Taking a close look at your situation, she will help you understand your rights and options as she works with you to develop a plan that will protect the children you love, to the best of her ability and as the law permits.
Do What Is Best for Your Grandchildren
The Courts' first priority is always to do what is best for the children involved in a divorce or custody dispute. If you are a grandparent, many factors must be evaluated before you file suit.
Grandparents' Rights and Mediation
There are multiple alternatives to taking legal action if you are interested in securing custody as a grandparent. Taking your case straight to Court is not always the best option. You are often more likely to succeed in mediation or collaborative law, as a good mediator can negotiate with parents and grandparents to reach a favorable settlement.
As an experienced family lawyer and Board-certified Family Law Specialist, attorney McMillan will advocate for your rights by helping you understand your options given your situation. If necessary, she is ready and willing to take a case to Court, even if just to file for temporary custody, to protect your family's interests. Contact her today to schedule a consultation and learn more.
