Q: My daughter lost custody of her 3 kids to the Father's dad and stepmom they live in PR.do I have any rights to see them
I'm Their mom is my daughter
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A: Unfortunately, grandparents do not have many rights. In order for you to get rights, you have to prove a very high standard of harm to the children if you aren't granted rights. That is usually only done in cases where they have lived with you in the past.
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