Q: If two parents are working separate case plans in georgia for dfcs and one finishes and one doesn't what happens
My son was taken from me his dad was in jail he's out now we are working caseplan with dfcs for our son I'm required to do six months of treatment or sober living his dad says they are telling him to rent a place to live so they can do the home evaluation and our son can go with him I was in treatment but was diagnosed with sars corana virus and had to leave during my leave I relapsed and currently waiting for a bed to return to program so if his dad rents the place and gets him and I'm still in treatment what happens do I still have to complete the treatment or do I loose my rights
A: You need to speak to an attorney about your specific case. No one can tell you what will happen or what could happen without reviewing your file and talking to you about your case.
A: There’s no specific answer we could provide you with here. You should consult with an attorney who can review the facts of your particular case and provide you with guidance.
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