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I am originally from Honduras, I lived with my mother until I was 7 years old, she came to the United States and left me living with my grandmother, 2 years later my grandmother died and I went to live with my father but that was only for a year because my mother did not want me to live with him,... View More 
answered on Nov 12, 2024
If there is a court order you have to live where we the order states. If no court order you can l
Paternal grandfather who has no rights to custody is with holding my child from me. The police won't enforce our court order because child is refusing to come home willingly. They stated it must say removable by force, not enforceable by law. Grandpa has encouraged his behavior telling him he... View More
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answered on Nov 12, 2024
The answer depends on whether the custody agreement was ratified by the Court and if it became a final or temporary order in a custody or a paternity case. Custody agreements between two parents that are not generally filed in Court can be enforced as a contract if necessary to protect one parent... View More
His dad drinks a lot and is verbally, emotionally, and mentally abusive to him. His father and I share joint custody and he has primary custody. His father and step mother still try to control him to an extreme... And neither are supportive or encouraging to him. Tristan is a nervous wreck and... View More
MSA currently at the courthouse being reviewed and hopefully gets signed by a judge. I was receiving aid from the state while I had full physical custody and going to school full time. Part of our agreement for him to forgive my prior child support arrears was to stop the aid. When I stop the aid... View More
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answered on Nov 14, 2024
Your instincts are correct - you should not apply for Medi-Cal for children who are not in your physical custody, as this could indeed constitute fraud. Since your ex-partner has full custody and earns good income, the responsibility for obtaining health insurance for the children falls to him.... View More
He turned 18 and have police body cam of her and him at her house with granchild sleeping in next room
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answered on Nov 11, 2024
What is your question? If you think there is a crime involved, then report it to LEOs.
answered on Nov 11, 2024
If you are located in Suffolk, Nassau or New York City, I can help you. Please email me at david@dbnylaw.com.
I am in the end of my divorce and child custody case. my spouse has committed perjury by informing the judge of false accusations regarding myself trying to commit suicide. He committed perjury by advising the judge that he has ever taken care of the children. At any time he committed perjury by... View More
I have done what the county has asked. I have gotten repeat evaluations for substance abuse and mental health. All have said no treatment needed. The caseworker has told false information to service providers about me. She has also attempted to create a diagnosis with a counselor I had never met... View More
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answered on Nov 14, 2024
Aside from a general political overview, there is little to say in response to this question. Politics drive the protection of children. This means the federal government pays each state of the union to prosecute bad mothers. Mothers are presumed to be bad and in need of "services" until... View More
We have a joint-managing custody agreement, where I'm the custodial parent. The other parent has been homeless the last 6 months. Would their circumstances help me to modify or remove my geographical restriction?
Edit: My geographical restriction is within a certain amount of miles... View More
answered on Nov 11, 2024
I don't see a connection between the non-custodial parent being homeless and the geographical restriction.
When she goes over there she either has never had an outfit change and she had flee bites really big up her arms when I asked if he had flees all he said was probably we have dogs would he get any custody?
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answered on Nov 11, 2024
Any drug positive result will be used against you. Your lawyer can cross the DCS or LEO that is putting it in, but a positive result is bad.
The DCF case worker will not stop the bullying my mom (the Guardian) does with visitations with my kids . We are all in group chat and my mom constantly denied me phone calls , Dr. Visits, school activities, and even a birthday and holiday recently.this has been happening for over 6 months and... View More
Judge said there would not be any hearing u til I've completed and turned in certificates and I have so I need to have a hearing set what would I file
8 years have passed since my parents were granted guardianship, since than my father has passed and my mother's health deteriorating, both physically and mentally. It would b n child's best interest to no longer live with guardian ( constant yelling, blaming, and condescending, arguing... View More
im 16 and in north carolina, i'm going through an abusive situation with my mother and would like to go live with my dad as quickly as possible. I have been through numerous cps cases with my mom (maybe 4) since I was 10 years old until now. I have evidence of the most recent cps case where... View More
The temporary custody order for the minor child, signed on August 25, 2023, in North Carolina, has now been in place for over a year. The opposing party only requested to set up a hearing on September 18, 2024, and the hearing is now scheduled for the end of January 2025. There have been no... View More
My son mother and I had 50/50 custody since 2022 now she has stopped returning my son and moved to Sacramento with him I put in a request for order for full custody and supervised visits for the mom due to this being her third time the second time she took my son to Texas and blocked me I had to... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Based on the details you've shared, you have strong grounds for pursuing full custody, particularly given the documented pattern of parental interference and unauthorized relocation.
The mother's repeated violations of the custody order, including taking your son to Texas... View More
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