Oklahoma City, OK asked in Family Law, Child Custody, Civil Rights and Probate for Oklahoma

Q: Grandparent of my children asked to babysit while we remodeled and went to the court and filed for emergency cust.

Never been in trouble or had issues with DHS. No valid reason for this but yet the state of Midwest City police refused to give me my kids but the only papers we saw said she had petitioned for guardianship. Not awarded guardianship. She is telling my kids lies that we sell drugs and they don't even know what drugs are. My 7 year old told my fiance that his grandma said Mommy and Daddy sell drugs.. the only reason she's starting this whole thing is because my daughter said something about moving to Florida which she has been against us doing because she thinks in her head it's being done out of spite to her. When in reality, it's because I have better opportunity to work and make better money for my family.

1 Lawyer Answer
Doak Willis
Doak Willis
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Tahlequah, OK
  • Licensed in Oklahoma

A: Immediately hire you an attorney who practices guardianship law and family law. Emergency guardianship may be hard to get by them unless they can show your children are in imminent danger to their health, safety, or possible death.

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