Trying to get exe husband's name removed from my grandkids custody papers
See my previous answer.
You have to make a motion to strike or redact the name in the case I which it appears.
They can’t make you but you may want to consult a lawyer about how to deal with them going forward.
My exs girlfriend has been threatening to hurt me and my kids and has been stalking us and she's called and repeatedly reported me to social services for this and that iv got text messages from her saying what she's going to do to me and my kids and people has showed up at my house... Read more »
Take an IIPO against her. You may always want to file a criminal complaint for the threats, harassment, stalking, etc.
Have your lawyer file a motion to exclude them as tainted.
That we have to go and do random drug screens for dcbs recently they got into a heated argument and words were said. We call everyday to check bout screening and just learned that she has been telling us no on quite a few days that we were supposed to have screened how can we prove that she's... Read more »
Have your lawyer move the court to change the testing facility based on the conflict.
The kids primarily reside with parent A and always have. Does parent A have to send the kids to visit the parent B out of state?
Parent B moved to another state without written notification to the court or the primary parent, and did not make any time sharing arrangements prior to moving.... Read more »
The schedule is still the schedule. Parent B needs to seek modification of parenting time with the court since he unilaterally moved away. Until it is modified, his parenting time is still as it was before he moved. You have to produce the children on the dates and times under the current... Read more »
A young lady 16 years of age has been living with her boyfriend for well over a year, which was known by both parents, they have even picked her up for dinner and dropped her back off at his home. She has since had a child and has been solely supporting herself. What if anything can she do to stop... Read more »
File a petition for emancipation in the district court of the county in which she resides.
After almost 2 yrs. going to court after DCBS removed our grandsons from their parents, we were given permanent custody of our grandsons in Jan. Dad is in jail and gets supervised phone calls. Mom gets supervised visits. Mom just completed 28 days of rehab and is now saying that she wants us to... Read more »
You don’t have to inform her of anything. You have custody and can act in the children’s best interests.
CPS removed my stepdaughters from their mothers home in August due abuse and neglect. She is allowed 1 biweekly visit and 2 phone calls weekly; all supervised at DCBS.
She has asked twice this week for visits outside of her supervised visit. One for her birthday and then another to attend... Read more »
File a motion for the visits with the court.
I have been labeled her paramour in the situation that caused the removal of the children
Hire her the best family lawyer you can find and follow all of their recommendations.
We want to start the Adoption ASAP. His birth dad is willing to sign his rights over but my sister ( his bio mom) isn't. She has had 14 months to complete her programs get housing and a job and hasn't. Will the court involuntarily terminate her rights? Or will we just be going to court... Read more »
No. Just try it as soon as you can.
If you feel that it would be in the best interest for the children and the parents that not everyone recovers the same & dcs is trying to use a recovery treatment that causes more triggers and doesn't help when the screening facility
or assessment worker's or social workers... Read more »
You can’t. Lost cause.
ex reported me. cps showed up at my door
No, but they can make life hard on you if you don’t take it.
Specifically in KY.
There is no law, no. However, it can be done by agreement or by order of the court if there is no agreement.
No. They cannot get support from you.
I have a 9 year old sister that lives in Ohio. I’m 30. Our mother died in 2016. My step father, her bio father moved her to Ohio 3 years ago because we confronted him on neglect of her educational and medical needs not being met. He refuses to let any of our family see her or have any contact... Read more »
Ohio definitely.
Totally depends on your relationship to the parties and the facts of your case.
We have a verbal custody agreement so as to avoid going to court and neither one of us pays the other child support. We agreed on a 50/50 schedule. His set days are Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. Mine are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. We alternate Saturdays. He has blocked my number multiple times when he... Read more »
If the child is endangered by going to TN, then no. If you’re just not comfortable with it, then discuss additional safeguards that would make you comfortable with letting the child go.
Kids & I lived since separating September 2020 in Arkansas
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