Denver, CO asked in Family Law and Juvenile Law for Colorado

Q: Can my daughters grandparents sue me for visitation rights?

My daughter is going to be one year old next month. Her father and I already have a court order and it states that he’s supposed to get her every other weekend. However he hasn’t followed it since it was put in place and he even moved states. His parents ask to see her and I allow them to, I just don’t let her spend the night even though they have asked. Can they take me to court for that and get overnight visits with her? Her grandpa is maternal but her grandma isn’t she’s the stepmom, I don’t know if that makes a difference. Thank you

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Sabra M. Janko
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  • Colorado Springs, CO
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A: If they have provided substantial care to her for six months out of the past year they would have standing to request parenting time. The care has to be more than babysitting.

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