In re Grandparent Visitation of A.P. (Per Curiam Opinion)
Annotate this CaseAfter Petitioner's daughter, A.P., was born, Petitioner and A.P. lived with Petitioner's mother, Respondent. Two and one-half months later, Petitioner and A.P. moved out of Respondent's home. The relationship between Petitioner and Respondent subsequently deteriorated, and Petitioner prohibited further visitation between A.P. and Respondent. Respondent subsequently filed a petition for grandparent visitation. The family court awarded grandparent visitation to Respondent, and the circuit court affirmed. The Supreme Court reversed, holding that the lower tribunals erred in finding that Respondent rebutted the statutory presumption against grandparent visitation by clear and convincing evidence that an award of grandparent visitation was in the best interest of A.P.
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