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By Charlottesville Divorce Lawyer Rob Hagy

Former Live in Girlfriend of Child’s Mother Lacked Standing to Seek Visitation with Child

In the case of Damon v. York, et al, the Virginia Court of Appeals, in a published opinion, held that a former live in girlfriend of the child’s mother was not a person with a legitimate interest under Code § 20-124.1 for purposes of obtaining court-ordered visitation.  The former live in girlfriend sought court ordered visitation against the wishes of the biological parents of the child and against the wishes of the child.