Dr. Hassan Elhais
Dubai, United Arab Emirates- Construction Disputes
- International Arbitration
- Lawsuits & Disputes
- +114
- Languages
- Arabic, English
- Price range
- $$
- Founded
- 2006
2,935 law firms worldwide practising Grandparents' Rights. Narrow down by city to find a firm near you.
Grandparents' rights lawyers help grandparents who have lost contact with their grandchildren, or who need to step in and care for them. Typical situations include a family falling out after divorce, the death of the grandparent's own child, a parent who blocks visits after a new relationship, and cases where social services are involved and grandparents offer a home. Some grandparents seek regular contact. Others seek a residence or guardianship order so that a grandchild can live with them.
The rules are national, and in some countries regional. In England and Wales, grandparents usually need the court's permission before applying for a child arrangements order. In Germany and France, the law gives grandparents a right of contact where it serves the child, and Spain recognises a right of the child to relate to grandparents. In the US, each state has its own grandparent visitation statute, limited by constitutional protection of parents' decisions. In all systems, the child's welfare comes first, not the grandparent's wishes.
Fees are usually hourly or fixed per stage. Contingency fees are banned in family matters in most countries. Legal aid for grandparents is limited in many places, though it may be available where social services are involved in care proceedings. Mediation is often encouraged, and in some countries required, before going to court, and it can preserve family relationships better than a hearing.
Timing matters. The longer contact is broken, the harder it can be to restore, and care proceedings run on tight timetables. Before hiring, ask how local courts treat grandparents' rights applications, what evidence of your relationship with the grandchild you need, whether mediation is expected first and what the realistic outcome is. Then filter by country or city below.
Featured firms
There are 2,931 Grandparents' Rights law firms worldwide in our directory. 101 of them have a public rating, averaging 4.8 out of 5.
Cities with the most Grandparents' Rights firms are Dubai (9), Bloemfontein (9), Porto (8), Lahore (8) and Durban (8).
If you need a lawyer who speaks your language, English, Urdu and French are the languages offered most often.
Of the firms that publish an indicative price range, 100% describe themselves as moderate ($$). Always ask for a written quote for your matter - see our guide to lawyer fees.
55 firms are ranked in The Legal 500. The longest-established firm listed was founded in 1763.
Lexrova lists 2,931 Grandparents' Rights law firms worldwide. 101 of them have a public rating (average 4.8/5).
Based on publicly available ratings, the highest rated include Martin Rechtsanwälte (5★, 131 reviews), Vista Legal Services (5★, 84 reviews) and MS Concept Rechtsanwälte | Stuttgart (5★, 34 reviews). Ratings are one signal - check practice areas and ask about experience with matters like yours.
Yes. The languages listed most often are English, Urdu, French, Spanish and Hindi. Each profile shows the languages the firm works in.
Fees depend on the firm, the lawyer's seniority and the complexity of the matter. Among firms that publish a price range here, the most common is moderate ($$). Ask for a written estimate and the fee basis (hourly, fixed or contingency) before you start - our guide to lawyer fees explains the options.
Start from your issue and location, compare practice areas, languages and recognitions, and ask about fees in writing. Our guide on choosing a law firm in another country has a step-by-step checklist.