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A wave of laws that touched all 50 states and set out to allow grandparents to visit children, sometimes even against parents' wishes, is now under fire as courts in many states are severely scaling back grandparent visitation. The changes are not without controversy. Seattle attorney Catherine W. Smith says grandparent visitation orders can interfere with parenting goals, but others argue the family contact is better for children.
October 14, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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