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My son is not safe around his mom. I wanna know can I keep him til we go to court. Or will I be charged for kidnapping
answered on Jun 8, 2021
Hire an attorney to file for Emergency Custody before she does. If there is no current custody judgment, then you cannot be arrested for kidnapping.
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answered on Jun 6, 2021
Get her to put it in an email or text. Then print it and hire a lawyer to file contempt.
answered on May 27, 2021
It means she can't see them and has no financial responsibility for them, but you do.
to visit her on weekends when he lived in a nearby state. Then he moved across the country and didn't continue contact (end of 2018). In the spring of 2019, I enrolled in Medicaid for my Daughter which triggered the state to initiate a support order. He saw her once on his trip to go to court... View More 
answered on May 21, 2021
If you and your daughter had not had dinner with him a week ago, I would tell you to hire an adoption lawyer to do the intrafamily adoption by your husband. But there has to be no contact from him and no support for six months to do that.
Now your only choice is to hire a custody lawyer... View More
I still have not seen or spoke to my little girl in over a year. Courts still did not see or hear any of my evidence to protect my child from her father and his son, mother, daughter who all abused my child.
My husband now has my little girl brainwashed... forcing her to lie about me to... View More
answered on May 17, 2021
I do not think you asked a question in your post and also, you have an attorney. You need to ask your questions to your attorney.
The agreed visitation time is two weeks due to the father work schedule. The recent visit took a turn for the worse and I saw how sick and unkept ,without my knowledge, his heat rashes and eczema has progressed, as well as a peaking cold. His father left him to visits his girlfriend and left the... View More
answered on May 11, 2021
1) Get your child a Covid vaccination if over age 12,
2) if you have a judgment, you will have to hire an attorney to change it and can be held in contempt if you don't follow it in the mean time.
3) if you don't have a judgment, hire a custody lawyer to get one Nd you can... View More
I have a job, i have a place to live, and i will be graduating this summer. The police are investigating my house because of molestation and abuse, done on me and my brother. This house is causing me to go into a bad depression and I hate living here. I am diagnosed with PTSD from my abusive... View More
answered on Apr 30, 2021
You need a friend or relative to file for custody of you.
The lady adopted the little girl who is 11 and her brother who is 13 both special needs due to drug use during pregnancy bow she says shr cant handle them both and wants the birth mom to take the little girl back the adoptive mom is rich and the birth mom is only five months sober this time she has... View More
answered on Apr 27, 2021
No you can't return a child like a puppy to the pound.
I had no idea so that makes it qualify for appeal.
answered on Apr 26, 2021
Hire a custody lawyer and get copies of death certificates if you can.
We have no court ordered custody agreement however we have a parenting plan. I'm the Thomas all parent I stated through family services and my child's father is not supposed to have him unsupervised. What can I legally do to get my child back? He has been alienating my son from me for... View More
It was a closed adoption I don’t want to take him from his family but we both want to see and know eachother. I was also adopted and I have no affiliation with my mother or father is there any way we can either meet at a public place for visitation or be able to talk on the phone?
answered on Apr 26, 2021
Yes your attornry can file for custody or visitation of your brother.
I’m the non custodial parent, my ex my two children and myself live in Louisiana right outside New Orleans . I have a chance to work in my field for triple my salary but the job is in Houston. 6 hours away. If I take this job would my My ex wife be able to take our kids to New York. I plan to... View More
answered on Apr 18, 2021
Your moving legally does not enable them to move. But you will have to pay all transportation for your child.
Children where not returned from visitation. Officer was given court orders and said he could not get my kids, but I can go see about getting them back. Officer was given all information for police report. Children were not with the father and told me to follow him down the road to his parents... View More
answered on Apr 16, 2021
You need to hire a lawyer so you can obtain a court order commanding that the children be returned.
kids live with him, because he took them.
answered on Apr 9, 2021
File something with the court seeking this. It may be easier to hire an attorney to represent you on this than you do it yourself.
She’s not going to let me move out without going to court she relies on the child support to much to just let me go. I hate living here is there anything we can do?
answered on Apr 6, 2021
Your father can hire a custody lawyer to file for a modification of custody and a hearing for you to talk to the judge.
No child support ever given . He is 26k behind when he lived in states he never saw them. In fact he allowed his new wife to dictate whether they spoke or not which was down in secret . He is gone now and neither child wants anything to do with him . They feel as if he doesn’t care about them.... View More
answered on Apr 6, 2021
Hire a custody lawyer. It won't take long to get you sole custody.
Would I have to go to court again?
Would I have to testify in court?
answered on Apr 5, 2021
Tellbyour father to hire a custody lawyer. Yes you will have to testify again and yes you will have to go back to court.
answered on Apr 3, 2021
Yes unless there is a judgment to the contrary or the mother is still married to someone else
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