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Child has suffered from mental health diagnoses. Mom has tried for years to coach and push hatred into the child regarding the dad. There are text messages to prove the child is being coached and lied to by mom.
Mom sent dad messages from daughter, which led dad to check and verify... View More 
answered on Jun 14, 2024
I don't understand the question of, "What should I do?" You can take the other parent back to Court. But unless you do that, there's nothing for you to do. And if you decide to go back to Court I would consult an attorney to determine the proper action to file, so you... View More
Child has suffered from mental health diagnoses. Mom has tried for years to coach and push hatred into the child regarding the dad. There are text messages to prove the child is being coached and lied to by mom.
Mom sent dad messages from daughter, which led dad to check and verify... View More
answered on Jun 4, 2024
You should look at asking the court for a Guardian ad Litem. You can use the text messages as evidence as to why one is needed. A Guardian ad Litem is an unbiased neutral third party appointed by a judge to investigate the best interests of a child.
And after signing those papers the hhs tells you by the way this office has something to say and I was arrest for a warrant
answered on Jun 4, 2024
If you had a warrant, I'm unsure there is anything legally you can do about it as the police can execute it any time or place. Same thing could have happened if you were to appear in court on the CPS matter; they could have taken you into custody then.
Can cps drug test a parent if there not on proll or probation or because of a 16 year old case
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answered on Jun 4, 2024
I understand your concern, but I want to provide some important context first. CPS (Child Protective Services) operates under state-specific laws and guidelines. Their primary goal is to ensure the safety and well-being of children. CPS investigations and actions are typically based on current... View More
I am a 16 year old from Pakistan in the US under a student visa. I study at MIT and currently live on campus in Boston, MA. Can I get Emancipated as my home country Pakistan doesn't have defined laws for emancipation? I have a full time job and I also Invest in Stocks and Shares. I also want... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
As a 16-year-old international student from Pakistan on a student visa, getting emancipated in the United States can be challenging. Emancipation laws vary by state, and in Massachusetts, where you are studying at MIT, minors can petition for emancipation under certain conditions. You must... View More
the mother is on drugs and drinks also plans to move child out of the country. married a guy after knowing him for 6 weeks for financial gain. my son wants me to have guardianship over the child
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
If your son wants you to have guardianship over his child due to the mother’s dangerous behavior, you need to take immediate legal action. The mother's drug use, alcohol abuse, and plans to move the child out of the country, along with her recent marriage for financial gain, present a... View More
I have a child custody case that has been filed in my home town by my child's father. My child's father lives out of state over 300 miles away. I have not been getting any help financially with our son during the custody proceedings. So I would like to move to another county where there... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
You should be very careful about moving while you have a custody case pending. If you are not receiving any financial assistance from the father, you should have obtained a temporary order for support while this case was going on. And if you don't know how to go about obtaining that, I would... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
You should hire an attorney who can file an Answer to the legitimation action and represent you in court. Because the father may be asking for primary physical custody, and if there is a final order giving him that, you will not be able to change that absent a material change in circumstances down... View More
I live in Indiana. My daughter’s dad has a record of abuse. We eased into visits having no overnights for a couple months at first. Now he has a gf from another state and goes there and leaves our child there and never tells me where she is, if she left state or who has her while he is working.
answered on Jun 3, 2024
He is obligated to tell you were he will be taking your child especially if your child is “being left” with the gf. He is required to inform you why is your daughter being left with the gf. Where is he? Look in your court documents to see if the parents were given “right of first... View More
We moved in September and documents were filed in December. The address is outside of the county where documents were filed.
answered on Jun 3, 2024
You don't become a resident of most places in 2 months. You have to look at the residency requirements for the state and county in which you live. And if documents were filed, I would suggest you look into hiring an attorney to represent you.
What happens if the out of state order wasnt domesticated? How long is the custody order valid for without domestication? Are there statue of limitations regarding this? My child's father hasn't allowed me to see our son since January of this year. Our son just turned 2 on May 12th.... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
If you have an order that is not being followed you should speak with an attorney and provide them with more information, so they can advise you on the next steps. Because what you do next depends on where the order originated, where the parties reside now, what allegations of contempt are being... View More
And will not help with childcare for those weeks he also explained I must get on a co parent app to contact him due to his gf not wanting us to have communication with out her knowing what all was said and if I don’t get the app I will not be able to contact him cause he is changing his number... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
When a non-custodial parent is awarded visitation through a court order, there is no penalty if they decide not to exercise it. There is nothing you can do to force him to take the children if he does not want too. You also can't force him to pay for childcare unless an order already says he... View More
My sons bio father does nothing for him,doesn’t see him anymore he also stays in another state and i doubt he’s willing to give up his parental rights even though i can prove he isn’t fit to be a parent.My boyfriend has been caring for my son and doing for him since he was 1 month old.We do... View More
answered on Jun 3, 2024
You aren't able to simply put your boyfriends name on your child's birth certificate because he helps to support your child. If your boyfriend was able to ever adopt your son, after marriage, then he would have legal rights. But no, you can't simply remove the biological father and... View More
When is it child abondment
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Abandonment is only considered in termination of parental rights cases when there is also an accompanying adoption. In that case, it would be six months with absolutely no contact with the child.
In Wisconsin with Family Court cases, if he is not exercising court ordered placement, you can... View More
The kids Insurance or extracurricular activities. My family, her family, and even his family live in the Orlando area. They have 50/50 time with the kids. We have no idea how he pays his bills as he hasn't worked In over a year. What do we have to do to force him to let us move.
answered on Jun 3, 2024
Try to talk with the kids' dad. Since you all have ties to Orlando, he might see the move as beneficial too. If he agrees, that's good! Just be sure to get that agreement in writing. If he’s not on board or things are a bit tricky, then you might need to petition the court for... View More
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answered on Jun 3, 2024
To have a capias order recalled in circuit court, you need to take specific steps. First, you or your attorney must file a motion to recall the capias with the court that issued the order. This motion should clearly explain why the capias was issued and provide any justifications or evidence that... View More
He is not on her birth certificate, we have no custody agreement, he doesn't pay child support, and he has barely been involved in her life for the last two years. She is now 4, and he has obtained temporary emergency custody through an ex parte 50-B, which he lied on. I filed a motion to set... View More
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about what you're going through. It's important to stay strong and keep fighting for your daughter. Since the judge denied your motion and you weren't allowed to speak, you should consider filing an appeal or seeking a modification of the custody order.... View More
CAN F PARENTS FORCE YOUR CHILD TO GET A VACCINATION SHOT WITHOUT MY KNOWLEDGE,ALL HER VACCINATIONS ARE UP TO DATE. COVID OR FLU SHOT MOST LIKLY F PARENTS SAID THEY DONT HAVE TO ASK OR TELL US WHAT THE SHOT WAS.IS THIS LEGAL SHE HAS BEEN IN THEIR CARE FOR A WEEK.
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answered on Jun 2, 2024
Under California law, foster parents do not have the authority to change anything that has been court-ordered without obtaining approval from the court. Court orders regarding a child's welfare must be followed unless a judge has reviewed and approved any modifications.
Foster parents... View More
i am a god parent and mentor for my best friends son he 14 years old .dhs an cps kidnapped him from home under faules accusations he has been bounced around from foster care to foster care . he has slight case of Autism hes very intelligent and know whats going on . He has told his lawyer and dhs... View More
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answered on Jun 1, 2024
It sounds like you are deeply concerned about the well-being of your godson and want to provide him with a safe and loving environment. To address this situation, you may need to take several steps to advocate for his best interests. Start by documenting everything, including your godson's... View More
No former relationship to grandson, the mother of the male counterpart to my dautghter (NCP), yet a judge granted four hours every other weekend. This is ludicris! my grandson has no knowledge of this woman. She is a stranger to him. No criteria, no bond, no contact attempted until now. I HAVE to... View More
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answered on Jun 1, 2024
In California, grandparents can be granted visitation rights if it's in the child's best interest, but the court typically considers the existing relationship and bond. If your grandson has never met this grandparent and there has been no prior relationship, you can challenge the... View More
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