Q: How can I get my child back from my child father?
I let my daughter go with her father for the weekend he was suppose to bring her back instead he decided to withdraw her from daycare, block my number and any attempt for me to contact my child. I filed for divorce soon after this happened but hes still not allowing me to see her its been 4 weeks now, he doesn't follow the Standing Law Order and I have filed a motion for contempt along with a Motion for Temporary Custody. What can I do? I dont know my child whereabouts. I also found out he falsified a letter from the daycare saying he paid 90% our child daycare which isn't true even the daycare owner said she didn't write it but she doesn't want to be involved in this situation. I don't know what to do.
A: You need to apply to the court on an emergency basis regarding timesharing. Try to consult with a local family lawyer.
B. Elaine Jones and Bruce Alexander Minnick agree with this answer
A: You need to file an Emergency Motion for Pick-up Order AND call the judge's assistant to schedule it for a hearing. Good luck!
B. Elaine Jones and Bruce Alexander Minnick agree with this answer
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A:
You really should hire an attorney to assist you. It does not sound like you have one yet. Most Justia attorneys offer a free initial consultation. Contact one of us today. Good luck.
Sincerely,
B. Elaine Jones, Esq.
Bruce Alexander Minnick agrees with this answer
A: You first need to consult with an attorney who will be able to review the documents already filed and assist you in getting an expedited hearing and/or a temporary time sharing plan in place. This, especially since you are married and now going through the divorce process. Proceedings involving married versus unmarried parties are treated differently.
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