Until this goes to court, you don't need to do anything. But if it does, then you should hire a family law attorney to respond. The law...

You need to talk with a local family law attorney. I can't figure out from your question who you are, why the child is in DCF custody, who has...

Of course. Why not? (For that matter, what do you call a "private number"? Aren't they all private? As opposed to pay phones, which don't...

As much as you think that your ex (husband? boyfriend?) is damaging your daughter's mental health, he probably thinks that your living situation is...

I agree with the prior answer that you should talk to an attorney. My quick answer is that you probably would have to sue in Connecticut, but the...

Nobody just automatically "gets in trouble." If you want to object to the additional discovery requests, you can do so. If you want to oppose the...

Yes, it can happen. Depends on the circumstances. You may want to have an attorney investigate the claim against you to see if any arguments can be...

If you invite or allow the representative to join you, then yes, it is allowed. But your counseling sessions are still privileged/confidential, so...

This is not a legal problem, at least the way you have described it. Talk to your brother and beat him up like any big sister would do. [For the...

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