what is a grandfather clause?
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One form of voting restriction aimed specifically at African Americans was the Grandfather clause that allowed men to register to vote only if they could have voted in 1867 (before African Americans were allowed to vote in the South) or descended from an 1867 voter. This excerpt from the Louisiana law of 1898 was typical of many such restrictions. The cumulative effect of the different restriction efforts was to reduce overall voting levels by more than a third and black voting rates by almost two thirds. \nIf you have more questions about this, you can look at this link:  http://historymatters.gmu.edu/d/5352
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Real property law, in general, is strict in its formalities, and your mother may find it difficult if not impossible to remove the grandson from title.  She needs to see a lawyer with experience in real property.
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It would depend on why they want it to move, but the only defense would be the grandfather clause preventing new ordinances from affecting it.
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A general service agreement is basically a federal government contract that anyone with one in the Federal Govt can purchase off of. A Master Agreement- Has to be used first.
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The answers submitted thus far are partially correct.  You and your boyfirend, as the child's parents, have the primary say over who the child spends time with.  However, grandparents' rights vary greatly from state to state.\n\nFor instance, in California where I practice, grandparents do indeed have visitation rights in theory.  A grandparent can petition the court for visitation.  The court will be guided by what is in the best interests of the child, i.e. how close the child is to the grand-parent, how detrimental it would be for the child to not see the grand-parent, etc.  \n\nIt is also within the court's authority to put equittable restrictions/conditions upon visitation.  Yes, the court can order a psychological evaluation to determine if the grandparent should be allowed visitation.\n\nTalk to a child custody attorney in your area to see what rights may be available to the child's grandmother.  In the meantime, I would say that it is probably well within your rights to deny access to your child unless and until a court orders otherwise.
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2 terms. No exceptions. The 22nd Amendment states this law.
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It's from Grandma's Boy.
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Your maternal grandparents are your mother's parents; your grandparents on your mother's side.
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My parents are British, and as far as I know, in England, you can claim citizenship, and all its rights, if your Grandfather was British, so you should not have any problem.  You should talk to the British consulate.
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The Supreme Court has determined that parents have a "fundamental right" to raise their children as they see fit and as such have the absolute "right" to forbid the child's grandparents from any type of visitation.  The case reached the Supreme Court after a state law granted visitation rights to grandparents a the parents of a deceased mother sought visitation of their grandson.  The father refused.  The Court held that the state law was unconstitutional because it interfered with the parent's right to raise his child the way he wanted.
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You have to find out of your grandmother has a will. Everything will go to whom ever she names. You will not be able to do anything about it.
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All 50 states currently have some type of "grandparent visitation" statute through which grandparents and sometimes others (foster parents and stepparents, for example) can ask a court to grant them the legal right to maintain their relationships with loved children. But state laws vary greatly when it comes to the crucial details, such as who can visit and under what circumstances.\n\nApproximately 20 states have "restrictive" visitation statutes, meaning that generally only grandparents can get a court order for visitation -- and only if the child's parents are divorcing or if one or both parents have died. However, most states have more permissive visitation laws that allow courts to consider a visitation request even without the death of a parent or the dissolution of the family, so long as visitation would serve the best interests of the child. Some states allow caretaking adults besides grandparents to make such a petition.\n\nBoth restrictive and permissive visitation statutes have been challenged in court by parents who argue that the laws are an infringement on parents' rights to raise their children as they see fit. Courts have made contradictory rulings.
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Yes, they are standard clauses. But don't worry...they are rarely enforceable. People need to earn a living, and the law recognizes that.
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One example.  Granny and Gramps have the bucks.  Sonny boy does not do what he is told.  Gran and Gramps set up a trust, so that an executor controls the funds when they kick off.  This time, the bucks will go to the grandkids under pre-determined conditions.
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Unfortunately not. In most states, grandparents have no rights where grandchildren are concerned. The only time this changes is if the parents are incarcerated or there is evidence of abuse. In either case CPS, and attorney and court must be involved.
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Ask from your grandfather , grandmother and etc.