Q: My son is trying to see his son and my grandson's mother is blocking get all his attempts. They have a custody order.
Father moved to NY 2 years ago and has been allowed to see his son twice. Mother blocks attempts for father to call. Blocked his texts. My grandson is not allowed to talk about his father. Doesn't even have a picture. He told me when dad left, mom smacked grandson in face for crying. She has repeatedly told child father doesn't care about him and has poisoned relationship. Now she is trying to cut out father completely. Father doesn't have money. We can help, but I am a teacher and don't have much. Grandson lives in Palm Coast. What can we do? Someone please help!
A: First of all, an attorney, prior to giving legal advice, needs to know what the prior order(s) say(s). It is impossible to tell you what legal rights he has without knowing this. If he has rights (in other words, not terminated by law), then something needs to be filed in the courts ASAP. This should be handled by an attorney and that costs money. Please feel free to contact me to go over fees, etc. 954-776-2320.
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