Q: I am a widow as of 2018. I recently ended an unhealthy relationship. My mother in law had to p/u my two boys from school
March 24, due to my boyfriend running from law enforcement, and leaving me w a posesion charge. He turned himself in later the same day, and admitted everything was his.My mom in law bonded me outApril 3, a little over a week and now she thinks I should voluntarily sign her temporary guardianship !! I’m totally against this. If I sneeze wrong she’s going to have all kind of control I’m not willing to give her. We all live together (for now) she doesn’t care for my boys. I DO EVERYTHING FROM COOKING BATHING FEEDING LAUNDRY…… ect. Also I had already made arrangements to come back HERE, before I landed in jail. She agreed to it, we were just trying to get to the end of the school year. I realized I was in, an uhealthy relationship, and that it was going to bring me down. Now that I’m not in that relationship, there’s no negative influence in my life I see zero reason for this temporary guardianship. I’m totally against it. My mom in law has lived HERE her ENTIRE life, she knows all auth
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A: Just tell her no. If she sues you for custody, get a lawyer. You probably will need to get your own place with the children.
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