Are grandparents allowed to obtain legal guardianship of a grandchild in the event of the death of the child’s parents?

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Are grandparents allowed to have their name placed on their grandchild’s birth certificate?
Does a grandparent’s financial status have an effect on their visitation request?
Are grandparents allowed to claim visitation rights if they have never been legally married to the grandchild’s parent?
Are grandparents allowed to file for custody when the natural parents are deemed unfit?
Do grandparents have the same rights as parents when it comes to making medical decisions for their grandchild?
Is it possible for a grandparent to adopt a grandchild in some states?
Does a grandparent have the right to intervene in a dispute between a parent and a grandchild?
How is the “best interests of the child” determined in cases of custody and visitation?
Does a grandparent have a say in decisions about their grandchild’s education, health care, etc.?
What legal documentation does a grandparent need to establish visitation rights?

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