The grandparents have temp custody of my 2 children. I have been granted unsupervised daytime visitation.

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   Thuong-Tri Nguyen

   Renton Family Law Attorney

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   Answered April 30, 2011 09:11. It would be unusual for an order from the judge not to specify exactly when the children is to be with whom. The order should specify which day and hours you have the children.
   
   Since no one here has seen your orders, you need to review the orders and the other details with your attorney to find out your legal options.
   
   If the grandparents have legal custody of the children, they likely can decide when someone else can see the children if there is nothing in the court orders specifying when someone else can see the children.

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   Yevgeny BernerPro

   Everett Child Custody Lawyer

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   Answered May 02, 2011 11:36. Do you have a copy of the Order that you reference? If you do, it should specify how much time right on the Order. If it doesn't, that's rather odd. How old is this Order? Did you attend the hearing where the Order was signed by the Court?
   
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