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· 6/6/2024

Mary McCabe Peirce v. Lee Wesson Hope

Syllabus

This is a grandparent visitation case brought by the maternal grandmother of the child at issue. When the trial court dismissed the grandmother's petition following a trial, it held, among other things, that there was no danger of substantial harm to the child in the absence of visitation. Although the trial court ruled in favor of the child's father on the merits of the underlying case, it ultimately rejected the father's request to recover attorney's fees for his defense of the lawsuit. For the reasons stated herein, we affirm the trial court's dismissal of the grandmother's petition and also affirm the trial court's denial of attorney's fees to the father.

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