Q: Can a judge force you to take court appointed representation
The judge made me fill out court appointed papers I was denied she overruled it and gave me a appointed one all inside of 30 min. They took my daughter away over mist school which I had a doctor's excuse for she's making me have supervised visits supervised phone call in the last couple Season tea bags mcps a day you don't understand why the child changes their care of do not want the child in their care of their suggested was to send her back home get She's Out of My 75 more days a bunch of stuff for me to do and she hasn't even listed also supervisor.
A: No, they can't force you to take court appointed representation. It sounds like you should consult with an attorney immediately who can review the facts of the case and help plan the proper course of action. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558 HomerJordan.com
A: You may fire an attorney, even court appointed, at any time. But you obviously need competent representation. Consult with an attorney. Here's a free tip: before posting an important question, have someone proof read it first.
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