Q: Can someone keep me from seeing or talking to my son
When my son was struck by a vehicle, my ex step mom tricked me into signing temporary guardianship. Since then i have maybe seen him twice. She is denying me phone conversations and visits. She is in contempt of court in another county for my other son. The paperwork does not say that i can not have contact.
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A: It sounds like you will need to file a termination of the guardianship. We would be happy to help. Please call the office at 770-723-7211 to schedule a consultation to discuss further.
A: I agree with my colleague, it sounds like you need to terminate the temporary guardianship. -Homer P. Jordan IV, Esq. 404-620-1558
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