Legal Question in Family Law in Georgia

In order to gain visitation rights by court order for a grandchild, the grandparents must show that the lack of such visitation will affect the child's well being, a very hard standard to meet. However, if the custodial parent gives you permission to have them for a time, and it does not interfere with the visitation of the non-custodial parent, the non-custodial parent's actions in taking them from your home would be a violation of the custodial parents custody. The problem you are going to have it for this to be enforced in another state. Therefore, if the custodial parent lets you have the child with them, and there is nothing in the custody order preventing this, then have the custodial parent sign something in the presence of a notary stating that they have given you permission to have the children during that specific time. If the non-custodial parent shows up, you can call the police and show the letter and a copy of the custody order, and that should prevent the non-custodial parent from being able to take the children.