relative to grandparents' visitation rights.

HB 486 expands the criteria courts must consider when deciding if grandparents can visit a minor child. It adds specific factors like whether the grandparent lived with the child for six months, provided primary care for six months, or had regular visitation for a year. The bill also requires courts to weigh friction between the grandparent and parent, and the reasons for the family separation (such as divorce or death). For unwed parents, grandparents must provide proof of the parent's legitimacy or paternity. This law aims to balance the child's well-being with parental authority in visitation decisions.