Non Parent Visitation Rights

Summary

In Indiana, non-parents typically do not have automatic visitation rights unless they have legal guardianship or have been awarded visitation rights by the court. Visitation rights are usually granted to parents, but third-party visitation can be granted in certain circumstances. The court always considers the childs best interest when making such decisions. For specific legal advice, it is recommended to contact a local attorney.

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Can a person who used to live with me Who is not related to me or my child Take me to court for visitation rights
Hello Kevin,
Could you please provide us with your location as laws regarding visitation rights can vary by jurisdiction?
Indiana
In Indiana, generally, non-parents, unless they have legal guardianship or have been awarded visitation rights, do not have automatic rights to see a child. Key points include:
- Visitation rights are usually granted to parents.
- Third-party visitation can be granted in certain circumstances.
- The court always considers the child's best interest.
For specific legal advice, contact a local attorney.