§ 3185 Mediation Failure Court Hearing
This law says that if parents or family members can't agree on visitation rights for grandparents or stepparents, the court will step in to decide. It also makes sure everyone involved gets a chance to speak in court.
A grandparent wants to visit their grandchild, but the child's parents say no.
If they can't agree, the court will hold a hearing where both the parents and the grandparent can explain their side. The judge will then decide if the grandparent can visit.
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§ 3185 Mediation Failure Court Hearing
Last verified: January 9, 2026