Whether a party has standing is an issue this Court reviews de novo. Manzara v.
State, 343 S.W.3d 656
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Citation: Whether a party has standing is an issue this Court reviews de novo. Manzara v.
State, 343 S.W.3d 656
The Missouri Supreme Court reversed the circuit court's grant of third-party visitation to Smith under section 452.375.5(5)(a), holding that this statute does not create an independent cause of action for third-party visitation when custody is not at issue. The court determined that Smith lacked standing to seek visitation rights after Martinez was granted full parental rights through adoption.