You see your grandson when your son is exercising his parenting time.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? georgia, my son and his wife, were gonna get a divorce, they are working things out, but the problem is she the wife will not let me see the grandbaby, my son has no problem with me seeing him, but she will not allow it, i have been around him since birth, baby zackary is now 6 months old, i am only asking for 1 weekend a month, and to get to see him on holidays, how do i go about making this happen?
I would suggest buying the child's mother a dozen roses (or whatever flower she prefers) and apologizing profusely for any hard feelings that may exist between you. Let her know that you have NO intention of interfering with her family, but that you would LOVE to see your beautiful grandbaby.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? georgia, my son and his wife, were gonna get a divorce, they are working things out, but the problem is she the wife will not let me see the grandbaby, my son has no problem with me seeing him, but she will not allow it, i have been around him since birth, baby zackary is now 6 months old, i am only asking for 1 weekend a month, and to get to see him on holidays, how do i go about making this happen?
You have no inherent legal rights to this child.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? georgia, my son and his wife, were gonna get a divorce, they are working things out, but the problem is she the wife will not let me see the grandbaby, my son has no problem with me seeing him, but she will not allow it, i have been around him since birth, baby zackary is now 6 months old, i am only asking for 1 weekend a month, and to get to see him on holidays, how do i go about making this happen?
Or to see the child on Dad's time, of course - if they get a divorce.
Sounds to me like the OP's son is agreeing with, or at least acquiescing to his wife.
It appears to me that if dad wants to reconcile with mom at this moment, he is not going to do anything to anger her. So you're absodanglutely right, Nana's only chance of getting to know her grandbaby is to make nice with mom.
That's the way I'm reading it - which is why I suggested that trying to get Dad to allow the visitation might upset the fragile apple cart Mom and Dad are building. It could well push them back into divorce.
You don't go about making this happen...not one bit. Even if your son were deceased so that you had actual standing to sue for visitation in GA (which you do not have because they are an intact family) AND you won the visitation case (50/50 at best if you had standing) you would not get a full weekend a month with an infant.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? georgia, my son and his wife, were gonna get a divorce, they are working things out, but the problem is she the wife will not let me see the grandbaby, my son has no problem with me seeing him, but she will not allow it, i have been around him since birth, baby zackary is now 6 months old, i am only asking for 1 weekend a month, and to get to see him on holidays, how do i go about making this happen?
and that includes keeping your nose out of her and dad's business( ex telling them how they should raise their child) things like that. you had your chance to raise your children you need to let mom and dad raise theirs as they see fit without dad's nosy meddling mother butting in
... A day late...