The mother is not involved in the case at all. She has given up her rights. I'm talking about the grandmother, not sure if you are confused. It appears the temporary foster parents don't really get to speak in court, even if the social worker talks about them at length in the court hearing documents. I just want to know if we can submit our own statement to the court, which I suppose would be viewed at the next hearing. Their father's lawyer isn't very good either, she doesn't make a defense for him at all, so the social worker's words are taken as fact, as there are no documents defending the father either, but that is a bit off topic.
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Posted over 13 years ago.
The mother is not involved in the case at all. She has given up her rights. I'm talking about the grandmother, not sure if you are confused. It appears the temporary foster parents don't really get to speak in court, even if the social worker talks about them at length in the court hearing documents. I just want to know if we can submit our own statement to the court, which I suppose would be viewed at the next hearing. Their father's lawyer isn't very good either, she doesn't make a defense for him at all, so the social worker's words are taken as fact, as there are no documents defending the father either, but that is a bit off topic.