Third-Party custody due to caregiver addiction

Family Law Attorney Abigail Seymour explains 4 steps to gain custody of your grandchild after the loss of a parent due to addiction. These steps are important because according to North Carolina law, a grandparent does not have rights to his or her grandchild, even if they are physically living with them. Instead, the surviving parent has automatic rights to the child and so the grandparent must be sufficiently prepared when filing for custody.


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Guilford County created a unique resource in 2015 wherein people experiencing domestic abuse and violence can come to one place to receive the help they need. Before then, a person needed to visit the police department, the courthouse, an attorney, a therapist, etc. and often would give up out of confusion and fear. The Guilford County Family Justice Center provides "wraparound" services FOR FREE to anyone needing help.


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💼Abigail Seymour is a Spanish-speaking family law attorney in Greensboro, NC and founder of Camino Law, a bilingual, recovery-friendly and child-centered law firm.


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