Paternal uncle has a court date re permanent placement of 3yr old niece- Dyfs says he must appear even though maternal grandpar
Don't mess with DYFS (or whatever they prefer to be called). I strongly suggest you speak with a local attorney asap.
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Don't mess with DYFS (or whatever they prefer to be called). I strongly suggest you speak with a local attorney asap.
There is no set time. Sometimes it can be days, sometimes weeks.
You need to hire an attorney asap, to vacate this Order. These are complicated cases. You need to be able to show that you were never served, and...
Unless an Order is changed, you must follow the orders in place. As a result you cannot modify the visitation Order now. I strongly suggest you...
1) You must file an Answer to protect yourself. I strongly suggest you speak with an attorney to help you with this. 2) You can follow up with...
Your parent may sure on your behalf, but I think you might be better off with an order of protection against her, and just nothing to do with her...
It is a very hard case to prove, and will cost you a bunch of $$, no attorney will take this case on contingency. Additionally, even if you do win,...
The best thing you can do for yourself, is to speak to an attorney who can help you and give you advice and some sort of clarity as to what you are...
It depends. If he does not consent, the judge would have to agree to it. Its really a tossup.
Why is this your responsibility? Shouldn't this be the burden of Dad? Your attorney should be able to help you find someone reputable and agreeable...