Let her sue. Discovery would be enlightening and likely embarrassing for her!

Anonymous wrote:Grandparents do have rights in the case of the parent (their child) dying or being incarcerated. Other than that, no they have no rights.

They aren't "rights". Anyone can sue anyone and even in these cases you mentioned it isn't certain the person would get access.

Grandparents do have rights in the case of the parent (their child) dying or being incarcerated. Other than that, no they have no rights.

Anonymous wrote:Make sure that school knows that your husband's father and step-mother are NOT on the OK to pick up list.

Yes, this. And consider restraining order if she escalates after blocking her number. Make sure your kids know they are NOT to ever interact or leave with them because they are not safe.

That was 4:30 seconds longer than I would’ve lasted. Why would you stay on the phone with crazy for five minutes? Document, block.

Make sure that school knows that your husband's father and step-mother are NOT on the OK to pick up list.

Wish her luck if she calls again, then block their numbers.