Q: My attorney stated iam being railroaded then orders me supervised visits, when I already have sole custody. Then resigne
I’ve had custody, placement and visitations on my discretion, of my son (DOB) 8/28/2014 since 2016 court ordered. Mom asks for unsupervised visitation I declined with good reason. Then “Allegations” of abuse came up…unfounded. Judge still remove son places son with mom who in a battered woman shelter. I file motions judge overlooks my motions. Orders me to get a lawyer I refuse. So she appoints me one. At this point, that attorney filed for supervised visits on my behalf. when I told him not to. Everything was unfounded I was forced to do supervised visits at the DCYF building,then at the court house. At this point it’s been 3 mounts that I have not seen my son that I raised his entire life. This was the longest 3 month of my life. Knowing my son was in a bad environment. After proving my innocence they still refused to place my son back in his home with the farther instead. Use parent Alienate ! forced farther to have only one hour visits one day a week supervised. that’s help pleas
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