Court A already made the initial Custody determination. Court B refuses to give full faith a credit to existing judgement. Retains case from court A for two yrs. Court A is as circuit court. Court B us a district Court. UCCjEA requires communication, full faith and credit and priority to child... Read more »
The Circuit Court should retain jurisdiction.
Allegations of child abuse. Mother takes child too hospital. Cps is called and investigates. Mother also filed dvo on father. CPS files no petition with court. Cps declines prosecution. But enter parenting plan. Court orders 1yr dvo. Since dvo and cps are covered under different rules. Is it proper... Read more »
Yes. One is not necessary for the other.
Not until you are 18.
No.
I don't know how to start the process or who to talk to
You need to go to the court house in your county and file a petition for emancipation. You may want to have a lawyer do this for you.
Shes remarried and they have a child together .He is the only one that works. It keeps telling me if I enter 0 its will put the minimum wage a month in for her? I'm just trying to see about what I'd pay.
So they will enter a minimum wage even tho she has no income
Yes, although you may have to input minimum wage by hand.
My guardian is stating that they'll keep all the money I've earned over my time working since all of it is going into savings.
At age 18, demand an accounting and the funds!
Im just finding out that my ex-boyfriend that i have an 8 year old daughter with and his girlfriend had her son and their baby son removed from them by C.P.S over a year ago. Do i still have to let him have his visitations with my daughter. Im so scared for her when we drop her off and i dont know... Read more »
If there is not a visitation order on your daughter, then no, you do not have to let her go. If there is a visitation order on your daughter, then you will need to move to suspend his visitation in the Court that ordered the visitation.
Yes.
Permanent custody of my daughter was awarded to her father's brother 9/15/20. I am being denied visitation with my child. As her mother am I not entitled to visitation?
You may be entitled to visitation depending on the reason for losing custody. You will want to start with reading the judgment giving your brother in law custody to see if it gives you visitation, if not you may need to ask an attorney for help seeking visitation.
He claims she is crazy but she isnt I know because I am her mother
Possibly but highly unlikely in a family case.
My husband recently found out from Child Support Enforcement that his biological father still owes child support. The statute of limitations for my husband to reopen the case has not yet run out (he has until he's 33). Part of the child support is owed to his biological mother who abandoned... Read more »
Yes. He’s an adult. He can simply sue both parents.
File a termination of parental rights action.
I'm currently in louisville Ky and I called legal aid here they said i needed to contact legal aid in ohio and get a refferal I just need to know what i can do to get my babies back I'm currently 37 weeks pregnant and residing at the VOA Freedom House in Rehab getting my life together
You need to get an Ohio attorney to look at this for you immediately. There are time limitations!!
I’ve ran away several times from here. I always get brought back... I’m tired of living this way and my mother wants to get a good lawyer to make sure I can go with her!? She can pass a drug test my grandparents cannot.
She files a motion for return of custody in the same court that awarded custody to your grandparents.
My kids were taken from me a sober hard working mom that has never done any drug or anything in my life. Always went to church and took my babies. But my Dad doesn't like my husband so he filed a petition against me and my husband cause my husband was a drug user but he was never around the... Read more »
You need to hire a lawyer and file a motion for their return. Your questions can only be answered after a thorough review of the case file.
I have never been notified about this child and she says the child wants to meet me. I don’t believe it’s mine and my life is going great I don’t want to start now taking care of a 14 year old. Am I obligated to do anything. Will the court let me go or will I have some type of responsibility?... Read more »
You don’t have any responsibility nor do you need to do anything until or unless you are served with a paternity complaint.
So, someone I know, he doesn’t like where he is at right now because of neglect. He is with his grandparents that were granted full custody over 10 years ago. He wants to go back with his mother, and the grand parents won’t let it happen, will the court give custody to the mother?
Possibly, but much more info is needed to properly address this question.
They try to say he me mental but he not he just don't spell good
No. He cannot go to jail.
I am against the kids going to public school for everyone’s safety and health. Both sides have a lot of relatives who are high risk for COVID, including the mother who is having a risky pregnancy. She says she can handle the home schooling but the kids need social skills. Both kids say she’s... Read more »
File a motion and let the court decide.
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