Pennsylvania handles contact through custody filings, not lawsuits for money damages. If you qualify, you may seek partial or supervised physical custody. In certain cases, such as when a child is at serious risk or lived with you for at least a year, you may be able to seek any form of custody, including primary physical custody or legal custody.
Can I sue my son or daughter for not letting me see my grandkids?
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