Legal Question in Family Law in New Jersey

Re: can my husband's ex stepfather be granted visitation in NJ?

Based on the facts you set forth, it appears unlikely that there would be any legal basis for the step-grandparent's application should he go to Court. Of course if you and your husband agree to let him see the children then you certainly may do so. Good luck.

Re: can my husband's ex stepfather be granted visitation in NJ?

Grandparent(s) do have a very limited right of visitation in New Jersey. However, it is the grandparent's burden to prove that without the visitation the grand-child will suffer some harm.

Based on the limited facts of your question, it does not appear they would have any legal basis to obtain visitation. However, if they file a action in court, I would recommend that you hire an attorney to assist you.

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