THE CONTENTS OF THIS COMMENTARY ARE THE AUTHOR'S OPINION. NO PART THEREOF SHOULD BE CONSTRUED AS FACTS PER SE OR AS LEGAL ADVICE. THE AUTHOR OF THIS COMMENTARY IS SIMPLY MAKING LAY-PERSON COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS. BEFORE ACTING, YOU SHOULD RESEARCH THESE MATTERS YOURSELF TO TEST THE VERACITY OF ANY STATEMENTS BELOW:
Grandparents have statutory rights to "reasonable visitation" with their grandchildren per NH RSA 461-A:13. If there is a pending matter, grandparents can file a "Motion to Intervene" to become parties to the litigation to assert their rights. This can be especially helpful if an alienated parent is prevented from seeing his/her child due to the "system." Getting the grandparents of the child, on the alienated parent's side could be a critical "inroad" to re-creating the relationship with the alienated parent. Your children need exposure to "your side" - SOMEHOW!
