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If I do go back she going to take everything for me and my baby like money and ECT. Every time I gey money for the government she take and if she keep taking for me I want be able to take care of my baby and me. Need help asap.
answered on May 6, 2021
You do not have to go back. You have emancipated but you will have to handle everything on your own from here on.
She has passed wve test drug and completed several plans by the state and they still are harassing her now threatening to take the baby to foster care. What are my rights. I signed the certificate of birth, I go visit every weekend and have no criminal record or anything ever.
answered on May 5, 2021
File a motion in the CPS case for temporary custody of the newborn.
my wife and I have been separated for 6 years and have 2 daughters. There is a custody agreement and child support agreement based in the Virginia court's. I live in Kentucky now and want to divorce her. Can I file the paperwork in Kentucky without having to redo the custody agreement?
I have her 99% of the time and I want to adopt her. But we both want her rights terminated and want to adopt her.
answered on May 1, 2021
You file a petition to terminate the mothers parental rights and adopt the child.
Bf has not seen his son in 4 yrs. His ex spouse and own family have prevented him from having consistent communication and visitation with him. Ex and child live in Anderson, IN. Bf lives in Bowling Green, KY.
answered on Apr 30, 2021
He should have a right to see his children unless those right were fully taken away by a Court which is very rare. If the child is in Indiana he can either file an action where they have a prior custody or divorce action or he can hire an Indiana Attorney and file in the county where the mother... View More 
answered on May 1, 2021
Depends on whether you were properly served with the petition for termination while you were in rehab.
My niece was placed with me from CPS a year and 5 months ago we go to court next month CPS says they are asking for a permit placement if that happens can the biological parents get her back years later?
answered on Apr 19, 2021
Possibly, but once she’s been with you six months, you stand on equal footing with the parents and that makes it much more difficult for them in the future.
My sister currently lives with our mother in KY while I live in WV. Our mother is not physically abusive anymore but is still very verbally and mentally abusive. Their house is frequently covered is animal feces and vomit, no clean clothes or showers unless she comes to my house. I called CPS and... View More
I’m 16 years old and my mom induces severe anxiety and stress every time I’m around her. My parents are divorced and I live with her. She does not listen to me when I try to explain myself to her, and will usually resort to screaming and threatening. She also in the past has psychologically... View More
answered on Apr 10, 2021
Seek emancipation from the court, which is unlikely. Otherwise, plan to move as soon as you turn 18.
I want him to get a dna test first
I lost custody of my two children roughly 3 years ago. There were no allegations against me however there were sexual allegations brought against the man im with. However with medical exams and such the sexual abuse was unfounded. There was criminal abuse charges brought against him for whooping... View More
answered on Apr 6, 2021
You can be required to pay child support whether you have contact or not. You should file a motion for return of custody in the court that took them.
I need more information into it, such as if I take it to court what do I need to prove I can be emancipated. I work almost 40 hrs a week at my job just to pay bills for my mother, such as water bill, car insurance for all cars, electric bill sometimes ( my uncle pays it mostly) I pay for a bedroom... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2021
You’ll need to seek emancipation in the district court of the county in which you reside. Check with the district clerk and they can tell you how the judge in your county handles them.
In my divorce I am supposed to get visitation, which I dont. I do pay child support. The ex-husband and the step mother are telling my children things about me that are not true. My 18 year old son has left that home due to the violence against him. They would smack him in his head and curse at... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2021
You need to file a motion in your divorce case to modify custody, for contempt and immediate possession.
i had drugs in my system when my child was born my babys doctor knew about this.. the hospital confirmed that i had them in my system the hospitals social worker i guess contacted kentucky child services an they had came an took custody of my baby is this even allowed when i dont live in the state... View More
I am fighting kentucky foster care for my sole custody back upon been incarcerated for so long and have no visits with my children in months. I petioned the court for visitation. should I write the judge with my acheievements as well as social services? What do I do when social services does not up... View More
answered on Apr 5, 2021
You should hire a lawyer to represent you and send all communications to the court through him or her. Without a lawyer, the chances of you getting snything accomplished are slim and none.
his father, my husband passed 3 years ago and he didn't like the fact of me dating other men, not to mention he has no rules to follow there unlike here at home with his mother. So he doesn't want to come home. Can they legally terminate my rights and take custody of my child... View More
answered on Mar 31, 2021
No. Make him come home, live with you and follow the rules. They have no basis to terminate your parental rights nor should you ever give them custody.
My child's father gets visitation but he texts me almost daily and gets mad when I don't respond. I dont want to talk to him if I don't have to
answered on Mar 31, 2021
Unless there is a need to discuss the child, you don’t have to text or communicate with him at all.
If my mother doesnt bother asking me to come home can she get me into legal trouble if she lets me move out before im 18??
answered on Mar 31, 2021
Either you’re there with her permission or you’re not. If you’re there with her permission, you won’t get into trouble. If you’re there without her permission or against her wishes, you could get into trouble. End of story.
Im just wondering if I give my mom custody can cps stop me from. Living with my mom we share a home and the case worker said that I wouldn't be allowed to stay over night because that would be unsupervised. Im confused as to how that is unsupervised if my mom lives there too
answered on Mar 30, 2021
No, but they can remove your son from your mom if there is a risk to the child.
answered on Mar 30, 2021
Yes. As long as you return for all the court dates and comply with all the court orders.
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