Q: Can you represent me in court on april 4th 2018 room s37g at 11:00 am for a guardianship case, as we moved to florida?
I have all documents of guardianship and move away order plus a history of court provided paperwork of my case, the judge said I had 4 months to get guardianship of my grandson in florida which was not possible here, I received a letter on 2/01/2018 that I was suppose to be in san bernadino ct. on 1/10/2018, I never received any documentation of this. I now have received a letter stating I need to immediately return my grandson to California per a court hearing on 4/4/2018 as i have not gotten guardianship of him yet in florida. There is no one to take care of him in California as i have had him since an infant. I am working with an attorney on getting temporary custody of my grandson here in florida. what to do? not show up in court and ignore the letter or have an attorney represent me
A: No, you need to call a family law attorney to discuss your case and sign a contract for services.
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