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Grandparents have rights in Colorado, but only in extremely specific circumstances. Grandparent rights are established in two steps. First, there must be qualifying circumstances as established under Colorado law. Second, the grandparent must file a motion and an affidavit to support the requested order. Grandparent rights may exist where: * The child’s parents are divorced, in the process of divorcing, separated, or having their marriage annulled * Custody has been given to someone else other than the child’s parents * The child’s parent has died (this is only applicable if the parent in question is the grandparent’s child) If you have questions regarding grandparents rights in Colorado Springs, CO, speak to our qualified attorneys at Law Offices of Clifton Black, PC. Our lawyers understand and appreciate the difficult circumstances grandparents often find themselves in when family relationships are complex or strained. We will serve as your most aggressive and diligent advocate.