With the length of time that has passed, I would expect the Court would permit the adoption by your current husband and termination of the biological father’s parental rights. You need to hire a good family attorney to handle for you.

You probably need to file a beyond control petition with the juvenile court in the county in which you reside. They will help you enforce the rules and hopefully get him back on the straight and narrow.

What is your question?

Most likely even if you do give her 100% custody, they will still require you to complete their regimen before you can have contact with the child. You probably should hire the best family court lawyer you can and deal with it head on once and for all rather than giving her custody and hoping it... View More

Not from the narrative you provided. It reads as if you voluntarily took all these actions at his request, including making him a signer on your cards.

Not unless you’re a family member or have had possession of the children. The Cabinet will need to be involved and do a report to the court before you can adopt.

He can’t violate the protective order unless he has once against him, only you can. Do not have any contact until or unless the Court amends that order.

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answered on Oct 10, 2024

I'm sorry to hear that you're dealing with this situation. It must be stressful to feel that your mother is interfering with your personal relationships.

At 20 years old, you have the right to decide who you communicate with. Your mother threatening someone to stop them from... View More

Stay as far away from them as possible and don’t have any contact for any reason.

If she’s still married, your marriage to her is void. As soon as the opportunity arises, take everything you have brought or purchased and leave. Then there’s nothing left divide. Make sure she is still married to someone else before you do the above.

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answered on Sep 25, 2024

Temporary custody can become permanent if the biological parents are deemed unfit parents by the state. If you have temporary custody due to CPS becoming involved and starting a case, the court will give the biological parents time to become fit or there will eventually be a hearing to terminate... View More

Probably your best course of action is to have dad file a motion for return of custody to him in the case where grandma was given temporary custody. That will get you before the court at which point you can ask to speak to the judge directly and tell him/her what your wishes are regarding custody.

Yes. You most likely can prevent further burials there unless there are deed restrictions, easements or covenants that all them to be buried there.

You should never plead guilty unless you really are guilty. Hire the best lawyer you can snd go back to court.

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Not for firing you as a client, no.

Yes but you will have to make a motion for it first.

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answered on Oct 2, 2024

I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing. To start, visit your local bank branch and explain the situation to them. They can help access your accounts using your bank ID chips and verify your identity securely.

Next, contact government offices such as the Department... View More

Relinquish or rescind the POA and allow the ward to select and appoint a newPOA.

You should file a motion to modify his parenting time with the court. Otherwise, the court will expect the current order to be followed.