Q: what immediate court order can I get to get my daughter back
I have a pending case. I had spanked my 13yr old daughter with a belt and it left a mark on her. The cops were called and I was taken to jail. I bonded out 2 days later, when I got home my sister in law had taken my daughter and my husband who suffers from Alzheimer's disease. At first I thought DFSC took my children and husband away but that is not the case. I took the judge's order that said I can get my daughter back but just can't use the belt to my sister in law house to get my family back, I was refused access to my family and the police was called, I was told by the officers that I go to the probate court and get some type of paper from the court, I went but was told there was no court paper that can be given to me since I am already the child's parent and I have every right to my child. Went back to get my family and the cops were called again and was told by the officer that they can not force my daughter to go home with me and also refused to take a look at the papers I have
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