OPINION
WISEMAN, J.
Some cases hit closer to home than others. Deciding whether grandparents should have visitation with their grandchildren over the objection of a parent is the type of case that tugs at the hearts of most trial judges, evoking memories of personal experiences with their own families—both good and bad. As a result, the temptation seems to be (more than in other types of cases) to allow the heart to rule over the letter of the law...
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