I am a 1-1 instructional aide for a high school boy with an IEP. He has a history of violence and aggression. Recently, He is out of control and has threatened to physically harm me more than once. His parents are aware and apologetic. They would like him moved to another school that specializes... Read more »
this is not a legal question but rather a practical one.
i would contact administration and or police for assistance.
I am now married and bought a house and flexible work schedule as of February 2018,i am Afraid my sons dad will not let my son live with me, he thinks I abandoned him when I see him every other weekend and provide for him too
Don’t leave it up to the Dad to decide whether you can see your child. File a request for order with the court and try to work something out with the Dad at the pre hearing mediation.
Yes you have to respond to the interrogatories. The request for the production of documents, yours or the other parties', has no effect on your obligation to respond to the existing interrogatories. They are independent, but complimentary discovery sets.
My budget is less than $1k
You would call around to different family law attorneys in your area and ask them if they will do that. You are wanting to hire them on a "limited scope" (just for this one hearing) and you want to pay them a flat fee. Most charge by the hour but you may get lucky. If you want a certified famliy... Read more »
She is may be on drugs she is married to my son she has a boyfriend canmy son get help can I see my Granddaughters
Your rights are derived from your sons rights. You should have your son take her back to court for a parenting schedule and to enforce parenting time. Then you can see them during his parenting time.
MORE INFO NEEDED.
IF THE POLICE CONTACT THE DA AND THE DA FILES THEN YOU HAVE TO GO TO COURT TO ADDRESS THIS ISSUE.
EITHER YOU HIRE A PRIVATE LAWYER OR A COURT APPOINTED LAWYER WILL ASSIST YOU.
I'm wondering if this is child endangerment and if I, as the 18 y/o sister of the children and step daughter of the parent, can press charges or what kinds of legal action I can take. There are other recurring problems in the household but this recent act, as well as other verbal insults and... Read more »
MORE INFO NEEDED.
I DO NOT DO FAMILY LAW BUT THIS SOUNDS MORE LIKE A CRIMINAL MATTER.
CLEARLY BOTH AREAS OF LAW ADDRESS ISSUES LIKE THIS..........CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES MIGHT BE A START. HOWEVER, I WOULD TRY TO SET UP A FREE CONSULTATION WITH A LOCAL LAWYER SO THE S/HE CAN HEAR... Read more »
In 2008, I was named in my parent’s estate planning docs mentioned above. In 2018, my parents had already had my sister caring for them. After a couple of years, she brought in other parties, all meth addicts, like her, to help her.My parent’s savings was depleted. APS was brought in and... Read more »
No. You have no liability for events prior to you taking over.
It's impossible for the conservatee to go back to the states due to his physical and mental condition. How will that be handled by the court investigator?
I do have the conservatorship here in Europe, can I get this translated and approved to be valid in california?
My husband... Read more »
In a word, no, because the California courts will not have jurisdiction over either the conservatee or the conservator. You will need to contact an attorney where the conservatee now resides. Good luck to you. This is a difficult situation.
more info needed.
however, if police have been called you can check with the DA's office to check the status.
some offices have a victims coordination section or you can check with the filling deputy or the person who answers to check on the status.
Do I need to do conservitership, at what time and for what reason since we are her natural parents?
You do not need a conservatorship until the child turns 18. The conservatorship then will allow you to still continue to make all of their decisions for them as you care for them. The process takes 3 or 4 months so start early. Many places can provide you with help at that time; here in San... Read more »
He pays monthly child support; deducted from paycheck. I found him on Facebook and sent him copy of son’s hospital bill; been 35 days and zero response. Is he in Contempt of Court? What are my next steps? Thank you!
If the insurance is State funded, you can contact the Attorney General to enforce the Court Order. Otherwise, you need to hire a lawyer to file a Motion to Enforce the Child Support Order. He can be served out of State with the Motion to Enforce. Eventually, the Court could hold him in contempt.... Read more »
This will be for a review of temporary orders and dvro hearing combined into one.
If you are filing the declaration by itself then you can use MC030 for the first page and MC031 for each additional page. White out the "1 of 1" page number in the bottom right corners and put your own, for example "1 of 4" and then "2 of 4", and so on.
He won't let me speak to them and he monitors conversations between my parents and the children. He had them enrolled in school and everything. I had no idea until a few days before he took them and he never had my consent or even spoke a word of it to me, even after several attempts on my part to... Read more »
You can file a request for orders modifying the order.
A case was started on my 4 month old and orders were granted over 24 hrs on false info and withholding information the mother didnt have no chance to show are give evidence and a chance to speak and the judge made orders with out verify that my child is on two open cases through the family courts... Read more »
Probably an Ex Parte Request for Orders Modifying the Custody Order and in the alternative an order shortening time to hear your request on shortened notice.
Removed from him. His house was raided 4 drugs & drugs were found with both my girls being there my 15 yr old & my 12 yr old who has down sydrome. The NTF notified cps they came did a emergency removal never notified me about it. My girls were taken 2 get druged tested cps didnt all9w me 2 go... Read more »
Often CPS and the courts ask the parents to do things like drug test and attend classes to make sure the parent is committed to ensuring the children's safety and well being. Often success requires cooperating with CPS and showing them that you are all about the kids.
My wife and I have been married for a year I currently reside in Sacramento California and she lives down in Los Angeles she has a 3 year old son. Her and the kids father have a joint custody agreement where the mother has the son the majority of the time.
We have attempted to come to... Read more »
What's your question? If Mom and the other parent cannot reach an agreement, then mom needs to apply to the court for a move-away order.
There are several interesting legal issues here. What was the partnership agreement's conditions on what happens in the event of a death? Was there any consideration given to whom your partner's share of the business will go to? Was their share to be assumed by their estate? Is he interfering with... Read more »
No, it shouldn't be. It sounds like an emergency, so the Court should hear you on an emergency basis, which usually means within two business days or less, provided you have proof of the use; or other evidence -- like declaration(s) from eyewitnesses who saw the drug use; an admission from the... Read more »
At first she refused but needed for pain. Then her brother informed us she asked him to get her more he refused. Found dead month after baby was born. Does hospital hold any liability.
I am very sorry for your loss. It's not possible for someone to give you advice about your situation with the limited information available in this forum. You should immediately sit down with a local attorney and discuss the situation. If the first attorney doesn't want to take the case ask them... Read more »
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