Moving is grandparents having visitation rights

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Anonymous Jul 14, 2015 Child Custody 6 views 3 answers

Last year my wife passed away. Me and my in laws don't get along. Her parents got granted visitation right through court. I'm looking into moving next year to AZ. What steps do I need to take before I make this move?

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Peggy Raddatz

Peggy Raddatz · Jun 15, 2026

You will need to either reach an agreement with the grandparents regarding their court ordered visitation or return to court to modify their visits. You need an attorney to guide you through this delicate situation. If you don't get along with them it could be difficult. I would suggest mediation also.

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Michael Scott SchiffmanFamily Law AttorneyHinsdale, IL

Michael Scott SchiffmanFamily Law AttorneyHinsdale, IL · Jun 15, 2026

You need to consult with your lawyer, or a new lawyer experienced in family law. Much may depend on the wording of the court order granting the grandparent visitation. It is likely that the planned move will impact the visitation rights afforded to the grandparents.

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Ajalteria Favors

Ajalteria Favors · Jun 15, 2026

You may require permission from the court before moving to a location that would prevent visitation. Review your order to see if this issue is addressed and/or contact a family law attorney in your area.

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