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From today’s Indiana Lawyer came COA: inequity in grandparent visitation act A.B. and N.E. opposed L.D’s adoption; the trial court granted some visitation to N.E. before the adoption was finalized. Once the adoption petition was granted, the paternal grandparents told N.E. they planned to phase out visitation with her. The mother and N.E.... 

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Question: My ex-wife has accused me of neglect and abuse and is asking the courts that I only have supervised visitation with our son. Can she do this and if she is successful what happens during supervised visitation? Answer: It is possible the court will order supervised child visitation if your ex has evidence proving you are in some way a danger... 

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