November 30, 2012  Grandparents' Rights in Texas      November
30, 2012 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Of course, grandparents and
grandchildren can form extremely tight emotional bonds.
Grandparents can be as important as parents for some kids,
depending on the family situation. When divorce or separation
happens, or other circumstances prevent contact between
grandchildren and their grandparents, it can naturally be hard
on both the children and grandparents.  In these types of
situations, many states have laws governing what kinds of rights
grandparents have to having their grandchildren live with them
or to being able to visit with them.  The Texas Practice Guide
describes that grandparents' rights to their grandchildren in
the state are "limited to specific fact situations" that arise
when the "original family unit is fractured," but that a
grandparent does not have intervention rights when the core
family is healthy and the kids doing well. Good parents in
stable families are given the latitude to decide if gran