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· 7/19/1993

Suster v. Arkansas Department of Human Services

Citations

  • 858 S.W.2d 122
  • 314 Ark. 92
  • 1993 Ark. LEXIS 455

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the grandparent visitation statute did not vest grandparents with an absolute right to visitation or intervention
  • holding that grandparent whose child’s parental rights were terminated had no recognized interest in adoption of grandchildren to warrant intervention as a matter of right
  • holding that the grandparent visitation statute did not vest grandparents with an absolute right to visitation or intervention
  • affirming denial of intervention as a matter of right where the appellant’s rights as a grandparent were derivative of her daughter’s parental rights and as a result were terminated when her daughter’s parental rights were terminated
  • affirming denial of intervention as a matter of right where the appellant's rights as a grandparent were derivative of her daughter's parental rights and as a result were terminated when her daughter's parental rights were terminated
  • affirming denial of intervention as a matter of right where the appellant’s rights as a grandparent were derivative of her daughter’s parental rights and as a result were terminated when her daughter’s parental rights were terminated

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Judges: Holt

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