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Husband was coming off of pot wouldn't that actually be contradicting our case
answered on Feb 17, 2022
Yes. That would be contradicting your case. Wait til the court orders it.
Who has custody of the child? And can the father who’s not on said birth certificate or has not established paternity can he legally take the child from mother without court intervention.
answered on Feb 14, 2022
The putative father has no rights to the child until they are established by the court by paternity or default. He cannot take the child legally prior to this unless by agreement.
Longer does any drugs, neither do I, I think it's been about 2 years since they were taken but can CPS just take the child or if she has clean urine and the baby is also negative, what's the chances of them taking the baby? And this is my first kid so I have a clean background, not even a... View More 
answered on Feb 13, 2022
Not likely they will take this child if she’s clean snd you have a spotless history. If they attempt to take the child, hire a lawyer and file suit immediately.
My child has been going to that school district since 5th grade and is now a junior in high school. I won't be living in that school area anymore (moving one county over), but the non-custodial parent does. I can get my child to and from that school, even after moving.
my lawyer and i have parted ways as of yesterday. she wanted to wait three weeks to sit down with the other party, i did not as i have not seen my children in 4 weeks. it has driven me crazy almost as if I'm withdrawing from an addiction.i have had them since birth roughly 75-80 percent, as of... View More
answered on Feb 9, 2022
Depends on what county the case is in….but most likely no one will speak with you until the order is entered.
My mother is currently going to let her come live with me until I move to FL in the summer to get full custody back. I am a fit parent. She just can’t handle her “teenage” ways and doesn’t know how to get her help for her behavior problems. So she wants to send my daughter back to me here... View More
Father has no charges & has a better job but the mother has been primary care giver since birth. Mother has worked all requirements from social services in a timely manner without any problems. Mother has a job & stable home for the child. Mother is in agreement with 50/50 but father wants... View More
answered on Feb 1, 2022
Depends largely on the court, judge and CPS where this case is located.
Has lost custody of her daughter to cps in Kentucky back in October and the baby has been placed in foster care. Now that I have heard about this I would like the child placed with me and my niece agrees. Do I have rights to ask for custody or temporary guardianship until the mother completes care... View More
answered on Jan 30, 2022
You’d need to file a motion for temporary custody in the court which placed them in foster care.
wont release her to me hospital standards I failed.and grandmother failed but they wont listen to what took place.
Once paternity was established in April of 2020 and automatic child support issued by the court neither parent has pursued having the custody issued finalized that was initially filed in December of 2019. Will that case still be open or will it have been dismissed/closed?
answered on Jan 27, 2022
The case can stay open as long as the court permits it. Each case is determined on the merits of its own facts.
Long story short-mother had a baby while on drugs and baby tested positive.Child services took her two children and gave me the option of taking them temporarily while the case went on.mother skipped court,went on the run for a vop and had another child out of state,returned to original state that... View More
Frame that is for people that don't have a job and asked if could possibly be allowed to have the nine and half hour time frame that people with jobs have
Because of the two having issues with each other get approved for a request to be transferred to another facility to test which ended up being in another county place but due to a vehicle breakdown how can you get transferred back supposedly that's the only facility that can be tested at to... View More
Anything at all. And cause my son to be worried
answered on Jan 19, 2022
Theoretically, no, but whatever they said is likely not actionable.
answered on Jan 11, 2022
You most likely cannot get it transferred, with or without a lawyer.
She is ignoring his opinions and his feelings she has already set up an appointment with the clinic they are both minors. What can he do to protect the unborn child
answered on Dec 29, 2021
Not much, really. I suppose you could file an action but generally that sort of thing is largely in the discretion of the mother. Not saying that’s right but merely saying that’s how it usually is.
How can I prove to Kenton county court in KY that my ex husband is mentality harassing me and its effecting the children?
answered on Dec 26, 2021
You’ll need a psychologist or a psychiatrist to review the case and give expert testimony.
He has just recently returned home from doing 30 days in juvenile detention. He won’t do anything I ask him to do and keeps taking off and staying gone for long periods of time. Even all night. No idea where he is except for where he says he is. What can I do??
A response in a timely manner even reached out and tried to get a hold of her through a third party and have been unsuccessful
answered on Dec 12, 2021
Go directly to her supervisor and work your way up the chain.
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