Q: my sister has had my son (temporary custody) for the past 2 years and now she wont let me see him. Is that legal in
She has had him for 2 years and i was keeping him every weekend and now she decided that i cant see him. I never signed and papers of full custody.
A:
Without more details it is difficult to answer your question definitively. Generally, without an order from a court of law, your sister would not have legal standing to prevent you from seeing your child.
There are many moving parts to your case, and it is best to consult an attorney who can assist you with the specifics of your case. We are glad to assist you. Contact us when you are ready to proceed.
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