Grandparents' Rights/Third-Party Rights Helping Oregon Families Through Their Toughest Times

What Must Third-Party Individuals Requesting Custody or Visitation Prove?

While seeking third-party custody and visitation rights is not impossible, it does prove difficult. Oregon requires that the third-party individual requesting such rights prove the following:

  • Legal parent is unfit or unwilling to care for the child
  • Child would be psychologically, emotionally, or physically harmed otherwise
  • Legal parent at one time fostered, encouraged, and consented to the relationship between the child and the third party
  • Legal parent had, in recent times, unreasonably denied or limited contact between the child and the third party
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