Q: My civil rights have been violated and I intend on suing the state of New York for abducting my child
I went all the way to New York to pick him up just to get turned away empty-handed I don't believe they followed due process and my parental rights have been violated
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If you believe your civil rights and parental rights have been violated, it’s important to take action to protect those rights. You may want to gather all relevant documents and any evidence showing that your rights were not respected or that due process was not followed. This could include court orders, communications with officials, and any other documentation related to the situation.
It might be helpful to consult with a lawyer who has experience in handling civil rights and parental rights cases, particularly involving the state. A legal professional can review your case, explain the specific laws and regulations that apply, and guide you through the process of filing a lawsuit, if necessary.
Time is often a key factor in these cases, so moving quickly can be important. It’s possible that there are time limits for taking legal action, so consider exploring your options as soon as possible to ensure that your rights are fully protected.
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