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Iowa Code 1999SUPPLEMENT: Section 598.35 The parents of the child are divorced, and the parent who is not the child of the grandparent or who is not the grandchild of the great-grandparent has legal custody of the child, and the spouse of the child's custodial parent has been issued a final adoption decree pursuant to section 600.13. This subsection applies to but is not limited in application to a situation in which the parents of the child are divorced and the parent who is the child of the grandparent or who is the grandchild of the great-grandparent has legal custody of the child. The parent of the child, who is the child of the grandparent, or who is the grandchild of the great- grandparent, has died. www.legis.state.ia.us /IACODE/1999SUPPLEMENT/598/35.html   (298 words)

Iowa Code 1999SUPPLEMENT: Section 598.35 A petition for grandchild or great-grandchild visitation rights shall be granted only upon a finding that the visitation is in the best interests of the child and that the grandparent or great-grandparent had established a substantial relationship with the child prior to the filing of the petition. The parents of the child are divorced, and the parent who is not the child of the grandparent or who is not the grandchild of the great-grandparent has legal custody of the child, and the spouse of the child's custodial parent has been issued a final adoption decree pursuant to section 600.13. A parent of the child unreasonably refuses to allow visitation by the grandparent or great-grandparent or unreasonably restricts visitation. www.legis.state.ia.us /IACODE/1999SUPPLEMENT/598/35.html   (298 words)

Grandparent's Rights in Minnesota There are additional rights that apply to grandparents when a minor child has lived with the grandparent's or even the great grandparent's for a year or more. If that occurs, and the parent subsequently decides to remove the child from that grandparent's home, the grandparents or great-grandparents may petition the district court for an order granting them reasonable visitation rights to the child. All grandparent's rights to visitation are terminated when a biological parent's rights are terminated and/or the child is adopted by a person other than a stepparent or grandparent. www.nvo.com /beaulier/grandparentsandvisitation   (840 words)

Grandparent Programs Grandparents and great-grandparents who contact the Center range in age from their 30s to their 70s (and older), with the most frequent age range being 50- to 60-years-old. Grandparent(s) and their grandchild (or grandchildren) spend a week together at a camp in New York, engaging in activities such as hiking and boating. Grandparents can feel overwhelmed or ignored, depending on the role they play in their grandchildren's lives. www.kidsource.com /kidsource/content4/grandparent.prog.pn.html   (938 words)

Grandparents in the News from The Essential Grandparent When a child has an established, positive relationship with a grandparent and is then deprived of the grandparent's companionship, it is psychologically detrimental to that child, not to mention a great loss of future benefits, from the intergenerational relationships. A grandparent's love for a grandchild is not conditioned on whether the child was born out of wedlock and does not end with a divorce or death of a parent. The grandparents were granted visitation in part under an Ohio law that allows visits when the parent of a child has died. www.essentialgrandparent.com /grandparentnews.html   (2695 words)

DivorceNet - Grandparents' Right To Visitation With Their Grandchildren For example, it has been held that other family members (e.g., uncles and even great grandparents) lack standing to seek visitation with children. If the grandparent's efforts to have visitation are rebuffed by the child's parent, the grandparent should document his or her attempted contacts and continue to send birthday and holiday cards and presents to the grandchild and take other reasonable steps to maintain the relationship with the grandchild. While the existing law, as written, is applicable to grandparents seeking visitation with grandchildren of intact families (where the grandchild's parents are not divorced and are both alive), a number of Courts have questioned the constitutionality of this application. www.divorcenet.com /states/new_york/nyart12   (1213 words)

Share and Discover Grandparent Rights Bio, Pictures, News at BlinkBits. Note: If you have a question about Grandparent Rights this is a great place to ask it. WV Supreme Court case re: grandparent preference for adoption placement in child_abuse^ and neglect parental rights termination... Health insurance, grandparent rights on the table Community Press, KY - 3 hours ago On Wednesday, House leaders unveiled their plan to give small businesses a little financial relief from the high cost of health insurance. www.blinkbits.com /blinks/grandparent_rights   (626 words)

Great Grandparents! Although their image has changed, grandparents still hold an important and unique position within families; they are the link to traditions, culture, and family history. Interestingly, recent studies have shown that the relationship between grandparent and child is second in emotional importance only to the parent and child bond. Whether your child sees his grandparents every day or less frequently (25 percent of grandparents see their grandchildren once every few months because of distance), you will do well to nurture this precious relationship. www.scholastic.com /familymatters/raisingkids/grandparents.htm   (915 words)

Grandparent/Elder Project Student Guide Ask a grandparent, great grandparents, or elder if they will be willing to be interviewed for this project. The Grandparent (Significant Elder) Project will lead you though and interview with your grandparent or elder, to an understanding of twentieth century history. You will write about your grandparent/elder's individual role in history, how that history affected your grandparent, and how your grandparent influenced the history of the twentieth century. www.deangeli.lapeer.org /lessons/ctb_lesson/student_guide   (569 words)

Grandparents' Visitation Rights The issue of grandparents’ rights to file legal proceedings pertaining to visitation or custody for their grandchildren is of great interest to senior adults in Illinois and throughout the United States. The visitation of the grandparent must not diminish the visitation of the parent who is not related to the grandparent seeking visitation. In states where there is no law granting grandparent visitation rights, any visitation rights grandparents have derive from the child’s parents or from the authority of the state to intervene in family issues when there are events which trigger the state’s authority to protect children, such as in cases of abuse or neglect. www.egyptianaaa.org /SrInfo-GrandparentRights.htm   (669 words)

great bowerbird - WordWeb dictionary definition Nearest: great-grandchild, great-granddaughter, great grandfather, great grandmother, great grandparent, great-grandson, great gray kangaroo www.wordwebonline.com /en/GREATBOWERBIRD   (669 words)

Grandparent Visitation Rights Petition Grandparent, great grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc. There is such a sense of self and family this little girl will grow up without if Grandparents aren't given the right to visitation of their grandchildren. Grandparents are the only social group in this country denied their civil rights. Grandparents must have automatic rights to visitation with their grandchildren. www.thepetitionsite.com /takeaction/917827036   (530 words)

Child Custody & Divorce Resources for North Carolina How To Go To Visitation Without Throwing Up is highly recommended reading and a great resource for any parent having to take a child on a long distance trip to visit friends and relations. It would mean so much to the grandparents and special others searching for support and friends locally. You only get one chance to protect your fathers rights, mothers rights or grandparent rights in court. www.custodysource.com /nc~1.htm   (4836 words)

Roger's Gardens - America's Most Beautiful Home and Garden Store Thomas Schaller, following in his great grandparent’s footsteps, is one of the last remaining native German producers of German Santa gift and candy containers. Great grandfather Carl exported his Santas, and other holiday decorations such as turkeys, pumpkins, and rabbits to the States at the turn of the century. Carl Schaller was one of six children born to his farmer parents. www.larryfraga.com /Schaller_Collectibles_about.asp   (4836 words)

Old or Obsolete Names for Diseases and Disorders For example, from the perspective of ones grandparents, it would be possible, but very very rare, to have the full complement of chromosomes of one grandparent passed through to a grandchild. In the same way, each great- grandchild has a 12.5% chance of carrying the gene, assuming no first cousin marriages, and if there are no second cousin marriages, each great-great-grandchild has a 6.25% chance of carrying the gene. Three died of fright, and one was killed by a fall from the Belfrey at Allhallows the Great.... aspin.asu.edu /geneinfo/oldnames.htm   (12026 words)

Articles - Kreutz Sungrazers A bright comet seen in 1880 was found to be travelling on an almost identical orbit to that of 1843, as was the subsequent Great Comet of 1882. Tracing back the orbits of Ikeya-Seki and the Great Comet of 1882, Marsden found that at their previous perihelion passage, the difference between their orbital elements was of the same order of magnitude as the difference between the elements of the fragments of Ikeya-Seki after it broke up. One possible candidate for the grandparent is a comet observed by Aristotle and Ephorus in 371 BC. www.lastring.com /articles/Kreutz_Sungrazers   (12026 words)

SOHO Hot Shot: Family Ties Among a Thousand Comets The two subgroups of Kreutz comets (I and II) themselves contain the Great Comet of 1843 (Kreutz I) and the Great Comet of 1882 as well as Ikeya-Seki (Kreutz II). Nine comets observed by SOHO (C/1999 P6, P8, P9, N5 and J6, C/2005 E4, G2, V9 and V10) are believed to make up two successive generations of this family tree, shown above with a supposed (not observed) "grandparent" that might have travelled near the Sun in 1993. Comet groups, and "families" like the one shown above, are the result of fragmentation of the "parent bodies" near perihelion (the closest approach to the Sun). sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov /hotshots   (12026 words)

What is a cousin - Cherokee County SCGenWeb Project The children of your first cousin once removed are the second cousins of your own children because they share a common great-grandparent. They are descendants of your grandparent and thus your first cousin but, they are generationally separated from you by two generations -- their great-great grandparent is your grandparent... Simply put - the children of your first cousin are your "first cousins once removed" -- they are not your second cousin because you do not share a common great-grandparent. www.rootsweb.com /~sccherok/what_is_a_cousin.htm   (12026 words)

What is a cousin - Cherokee County SCGenWeb Project The children of your first cousin once removed are the second cousins of your own children because they share a common great-grandparent. Simply put - the children of your first cousin are your "first cousins once removed" -- they are not your second cousin because you do not share a common great-grandparent. They are descendants of your grandparent and thus your first cousin but, they are generationally separated from you by two generations -- their great-great grandparent is your grandparent... cherokee.ourfamily.com /GenWebPages/what_is_a_cousin.htm   (12026 words)

Relation to Royals of the World Elizabeth II Windsor, Queen of Great Britain is the spouse of a 4th cousin of a great-grandparent to George V Windsor, King of Great Britain is a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. Edward Windsor, Earl of Wessex is a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. members.aol.com /earlofschonborn/page5.html   (574 words)

Kissin' Cousins Aunts or uncles and cousins will have a set of numbers that are different from yours, because they are a sibling or descended from a sibling of your parent, grandparent, great-grandparent, etc. Use the charts below to determine the relationship. First cousins have the same grandparents; second cousins have the same great-grandparents (but not grandparents), etc. Moving up the chart, I can see that her mother is my second cousin once removed; her grandfather is my second cousin; her great-grandmother is my first cousin once removed (my father's cousin); and her G-G-grandfather is my great uncle (my father's uncle). homepage.mac.com /macdonnelly/FamilyTree/cousins.html   (422 words)

Relation to Royals of the World George V Windsor, King of Great Britain is a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. Mary Cambridge, Princess of Teck is the spouse of a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. Anne Windsor, Princess Royal is a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. members.aol.com /earlofschonborn/page5.html   (422 words)

Relation to Royals of the World George V Windsor, King of Great Britain is a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. Anne Windsor, Princess Royal is a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. Mary Cambridge, Princess of Teck is the spouse of a 5th cousin of a grandparent to me. members.aol.com /earlofschonborn/page5.html   (574 words)

Alpaca Forum at AlpacaNation - Cross Breeding A line breeding relationship that has produced some great llamas is a breeding between two llamas with the same grandparent and great grandparent. The advantage of deliberate line breeding is that one can amplify a particular trait of the line being bred, for example, great fiber or length of neck can be amplified in the progeny. Line breeding is deliberate inbreeding of related animals emphasizing a particular ancestor to amplify the traits of that ancestor. www.alpacanation.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1127   (922 words)

eogen - Cousin If the common ancestor is a grandparent of one cousin, but the great-grandparent of the other, then there is a one-generation difference and the two people are 1st cousins once removed. Third cousins are related through common great-great-grandparents, etc. In colonial America, a cousin could be a nephew, a niece, the spouse of a nephew or niece, or any person who shares a common ancestor. www.eogen.com /Cousin   (922 words)

How to tell how your related to others Second cousins You and the children of your parents' cousins are second cousins and share at least one great-grandparent. Third cousins You and the children of your parents' second cousins are third cousins and share at least one great-great-grandparent. Double first cousins If a pair of brothers marries a pair of sisters, their kids are not only first cousins, they're double first cousins: They have both sets of grandparents in common. www.angelfire.com /co3/Skaggs/cuz.html   (922 words)

How to tell how your related to others Third cousins You and the children of your parents' second cousins are third cousins and share at least one great-great-grandparent. Second cousins You and the children of your parents' cousins are second cousins and share at least one great-grandparent. Double first cousins If a pair of brothers marries a pair of sisters, their kids are not only first cousins, they're double first cousins: They have both sets of grandparents in common. www.angelfire.com /co3/Skaggs/cuz.html   (570 words)

patents - case 7: article 1 A follow-up application filed in 1982 included several new claims that "purported to find refuge in the disclosure of the great, great, great, great grandparent application filed 28 years earlier," the report said. Lemelson's pursuit of new patents that piggyback onto applications he originally filed in the 1950's was "abusive." In a report on June 16, she said Mr. Lemelson's critics describe his patents as "submarine" patents, which, because of an applicant's dilatory tactics, surface years or even decades after they were originally filed, just as the technology comes into wide use. www.me.utexas.edu /~me179/topics/patents/case7articles/case7article1.html   (915 words)

Stefanov's publications Stefanov, V. Statistics on Continuous IBD Data: Exact distribution evaluation for a pair of full(half)-sibs and a pair of a (great-)grandchild with a (great-)grandparent, BMC Genetics 3:7. Stefanov, V. Distribution of genome shared identical by descent by two individuals in grandparent-type relationship, Genetics 156, 1403-1410. Ball, F. and Stefanov, V. Further approaches to computing fundamental characteristics of birth-death processes, Journal of Applied Probability 38, 995-1005. www.maths.uwa.edu.au /~stefanov/publication.html   (915 words)

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