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Why would the courts give the step grandma that right then if the biological grandfather doesn’t want nothing to do with the courts

June 25
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MyDepressionTeam

That sounds like a really frustrating and confusing situation, and it's completely understandable to feel overwhelmed by it — especially when you're already managing depression, which can make stressful situations feel even heavier.

This question is outside the scope of what can be helpfully answered here, as it's a legal Show Full Answer

That sounds like a really frustrating and confusing situation, and it's completely understandable to feel overwhelmed by it — especially when you're already managing depression, which can make stressful situations feel even heavier.

This question is outside the scope of what can be helpfully answered here, as it's a legal matter rather than a health topic. For the most accurate guidance, consulting a family law attorney would be the best step forward.

June 25
A MyDepressionTeam Member

My dad and stepmom have custody of my daughter since 2021 and I’m still fighting for her

June 26
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Grandparents of any kind have no custody rights of grandchildren

June 25

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