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To any of the child support addendum. My ex husband has put false info and it has been approved without my permission.
She gave his grandmother 50/50 custody because she thought she was going to go to jail due to being behind on child support for her other child and now her child's grandmother is making up all kinds of lies and what not and got CYS involved and now she took her for emergency custody and now... View More 
My son has left the home he shared with the child's Mother and Grandmother. He is with me, but I live in a hotel. There is two bedrooms in this one room. I have been living her for 6 months. And I am working on getting apartment. I work and my son works. I have a 16 year old and a four year.... View More
We have had temporary orders for the last couple of years saying I was managing conservator now everything is changing because we have the district judge and not the associate judge anymore. I have maintain a lawyer the entire time &the bio mom is pro se & we have an amicus & a child... View More
Me and my ex are going through a divorce. During the divorce process, she was arrested for child abuse so the court awarded me temporary sole legal and physical custody. She's facing charges of child abuse and taking anger management and parenting classes ordered by court & they put a... View More
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answered on Dec 21, 2024
Based on the concerning pattern of behavior you've described, it is highly unlikely that your ex-wife would be granted custody given her multiple arrests, violation of court orders, and documented child abuse. The court's primary focus is always the best interest and safety of the child,... View More
My ex husband is being charged and our daughter was not the victim of it she only saw the things happen. I'm curious as to what happens after/if he is found guilty of it. Will he ever be allowed around our daughter? And if so will it be supervised unsupervised or.. I just want to have an idea.... View More
For me because my parents are highly restrictive and create random rules and live very selfishly. Long story short I want to leave. I'm pregnant and my boyfriend has a place and makes good money, but we can't get my parents support not Matter how hard we try. They won't even let me... View More
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answered on Dec 20, 2024
Your situation sounds incredibly challenging, and I understand why you're looking for a way forward. Being 17 and pregnant while dealing with highly restrictive parents must feel overwhelming, especially when they're preventing you from taking important steps like telling your... View More
My 17 year old daughter has a 3 month old baby with a 17 year old boy. He has been verified BIO dad through text but no legal documents to prove. My daughter and granddaughter have lived with me the whole time. I've have been primary guardian of both and sole provider of baby the whole time.... View More
Dcbs removed my child without warrant or judge signing I haven't seen her in 4 months they won't let me they placed her were she got sexually abused at
answered on Dec 20, 2024
No. Only the police can remove a child if there is a clear and present danger to the child.
Can he accuse me if I take our kid to this trip in other state (7 hours from home)without his consent?
answered on Dec 19, 2024
Accuse you of what? I assume there is no court order forbidding this. You are returning with the children. You are doing nothing "illegal" or "unethical". You are their parent. Unless your relatives are a danger to the children I see nothing wrong legally.
Dcyf nh has filed abuse an neglect charges against my husband and I and we have signed an adjudicatory consent agreement but I disagree I feel I never put my child in danger neglected or abused him what evidence could I use to support my cause
I had a TPR hearing and my lawyer didn't do her job at all as she was on a high profile murder case as well. There was also what I considered a conflict of interest as part of the people involved in my case (those who called DSS) where also involved in the murder trial. And my lawyer... View More
I, took it upon myself to take legal information, and concerns they had about their case possibly having constitutional violations concerns. That the defendants lawyer never answered about, and went from a being forced to take the DAs plea deal as long as the defendant pleas guilty to the... View More
In my current and open Family CPS Case, after my son was born and we both tested negative for any influence of drugs in our system, due to the fact he was born 1month early. Social Service became involved and so did something called Nea or Neo from CPS DFS. The hospital said he was showing signs of... View More
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answered on Dec 21, 2024
I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. Your constitutional rights under the 4th and 14th Amendments protect you from unreasonable searches and ensure due process. If you believe these rights have been violated, it's important to document all interactions with CPS... View More
Meaning since the initial preliminary hearing petitions, depositions, and legally submitted documents that the court clerk allowed. Had the plaintiffs name incorrectly spelled for more then for almost 2 years. Also, the children in question that were twins, there birthdays were constantly... View More
answered on Dec 19, 2024
In theory, yes, you can file a motion to dismiss, perhaps for failure to state a claim or lack of jurisdiction over the parties due to errors in their names. You could also try a motion for summary judgment, showing that the pleadings are factually wrong.
But faced with the sort of... View More
A police misinterpreted my visitation order. They asked me to return the child to Ex, but I argued I can't follow the police wronglful directive over the Court order. Despite my extensive explanation, they issued a ticket under Penal Code 285 with anger. I immediately prepared a 32-page... View More
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answered on Dec 18, 2024
If you received a misdemeanor citation, yes, the police must submit a report to the District Attorney's office for prosecution to proceed. Without this report, the DA cannot formally file charges or proceed with the case.
Your proactive approach in preparing documentation to prove your... View More
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