Q: Hey this a guardianship case do you think I can fight for my boys since they've been there since 2012 .
my daughter passed away in the home when she was in DHS there
I've been fighting this since 2012 with my boys they tricked me and signing guardianship so and told me that just in case DHS steps in and they want to protect my kids and they didn't protect them they just took them from me
I am in Branson Missouri I resigned there for about a year have been with the same job for about a year my kids are in Cleveland Oklahoma do you think I can have a chance of getting my boys back I don't want to take a chance if I am going to lose they have money and I am just making it day by day of what I've got yes I have a roof over my head yes I have a good job but they've got more money than I do and my boys are now 8 and 9 years old and they trick me and doing all this they put a protective order against me for fall allegations and I haven't seen my boys in 3 years because of my ex and I'm no longer with my ex anymore and these people are Friends of the family
A:
You should consult an experienced Family Law Attorney, in the county where it's filed, for help with this problem. There should be a document called Standards for Reunification detailing what you must do to get your kids back. If you've done all required, it shouldn't be too hard to get them back. It would help if you would contact the court clerk and get a complete copy of the guardianship file to give to your attorney. Call the court clerk and arrange to get a copy. Ask for a copy of the docket sheet too. Good luck.
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