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Grandparents Rights to Access

Grandparents play a unique and irreplaceable role in a child’s life, offering unconditional love, stability, and a treasure trove of life lessons that help shape the next generation. Whether it's sharing family traditions, guiding with wisdom, or simply being a comforting presence, the bond between grandparents and grandchildren is truly special. This connection not only enriches the lives of the children but also strengthens the family fabric across generations.


Unfortunately, life’s challenges—such as family conflicts, divorces, or other circumstances—can sometimes disrupt these meaningful relationships, leaving grandparents feeling disconnected and powerless. The emotional toll can be significant, for both the grandparents and their grandchildren, who may deeply miss this important source of love and support.

At Finley James Online, we believe every grandparent has the right to maintain a positive and active relationship with their grandchildren. If you’re facing barriers to seeing your grandchildren, know that you’re not alone. While grandparents’ rights can be a complex area of family law, understanding your legal options is the first step towards safeguarding this precious bond.

We are here to offer compassionate guidance, practical solutions, and tailored advice to help you navigate the legal system. Whether it’s mediation, advocacy, or simply understanding your rights, our team is committed to helping you reconnect and preserve the vital role you play in your grandchildren’s lives.


Take the first step today. Reach out to us at 01482 420501 or email us at info@finleyjames.online to explore how we can support you. Together, let’s work to protect the bonds that matter most.



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Grandparents Rights
The Role of Judges in Family Cases
by Evie Towse 6 February 2025
District Judges are responsible for a wide range of civil and family law cases. Previously known as registrars, these judges hear cases related to divorces, child custody, domestic violence injunctions, possession proceedings, and more. They are appointed to circuits and can preside over cases in both County Courts and High Court district registries. Their jurisdiction is one of the most extensive among judicial appointments, allowing them to handle complex family and civil law disputes.
Does my child have a voice in court?
4 February 2025
Family courts consider children's views through professionals like Cafcass officers, ensuring their voices are heard in a safe and supportive manner. However, court decisions prioritise the child's long-term welfare, balancing their wishes with factors affecting their overall well-being.
Transparency in Family Courts: A New Era of Openness and Accountability
by Evie Towse 30 January 2025
Historically, family courts in England and Wales have maintained a high degree of confidentiality, primarily to protect the welfare of children and families. While this approach aimed to safeguard vulnerable individuals, it has also drawn criticism for limiting public scrutiny and accountability. Critics have argued that excessive secrecy can obscure potential judicial errors and undermine public trust in the justice system.
Guidance on parental alienation
by James Anderson 12 December 2024
A child's rejection of a parent, on its own, is insufficient to confirm parental alienation. Instead, courts must evaluate whether this rejection is justified, possibly influenced by the parent’s behavior. (Read More)
by James Anderson 2 December 2024
Navigating the journey of co-parenting can be challenging, yet it is immensely rewarding when done right. At Finley James, we are excited to introduce our new Co-Parenting Coaching service, designed as an out-of-court remedy to support and enhance the co-parenting experience.
Bereavement Act 2024
by James Anderson 22 November 2024
Important Update: New Changes in Paternity Leave
Understanding Family Law
by James Anderson 13 August 2024
Understanding the 2024 Family Law Reforms: What You Need to Know
Child Arangement Order, C100
by James Anderson 15 July 2024
Navigating Child Arrangements: A Simplified Guide
Role of McKenzie Friend
by James Anderson 1 May 2024
The Role of a McKenzie Friend: Your Companion in Navigating the Legal System
Family Court Fees
by James Anderson 23 April 2024
Changes Coming to Family Court Fees in 2024: What You Need to Know In the world of family law, even the fees can have an impact on individuals navigating the complexities of divorce, child arrangements, and financial settlements. As we approach May 1st, 2024, significant changes are on the horizon for Family Court fees in the UK, marking the first adjustment since 2021. 
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