Legal Question in Family Law in Oregon
Joint Custody and Grandparents
I have had custody of my grandson for 2 years. We are in the transition to have him back with Mom but we are thinking of wanting joint custody with her for the safety of our grandson. Can we do that with her?
Asked on 12/30/07, 9:49 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Lawrence D. Gorin, Atty.
Law Offices of Lawrence Gorin
Re: Joint Custody and Grandparents
QUESTION:
I have had custody of my grandson for 2 years. We are in the transition to have him back with Mom but we are thinking of wanting joint custody with her for the safety of our grandson. Can we do that with her?
ANSWER:
No. Cannot be done.
Oregon law makes no provision allowing a court to render an order the establshes "joint custody" for a child between the child's parents and the child's grandparents.
Answered on 12/30/07, 3:59 pm
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