Q: My divorce was 2 years ago. My ex has been fighting visitation with me since then. My children are now 18 and 16. He
Hired a guardian de liem. The guardian de liem had in her statement that I was alienating his children from him. I have not and will not. He married my ex best friend and co worker. It has stress on the children. The big thing is that the guardian asked for the youngest child to be removed from my care. Ex-husband does not want the child only when he wants him. Why would the judge rule in his favorite? Should I get another attorney and fight the case?
A: You should immediately hire an experienced Family Law Attorney in the county where your divorce case is filed to help you with this important matter. Don't wait any longer.
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