Because a juvenile court gave you guardianship, that court has jurisdiction to remove you as guardian if you are no longer willing to act as one....

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Yes, he needs and attorney, and he will be provided one because juveniles are considered to be indigent.

You can certainly go to the police and relate what happened; they and the DA will determine what if any charges would be filed.

Termination of parental rights should not be the first thing you think of, as Mr. Bollinger suggested. However, if you do want to go down that...

If your friend's children were removed, it was because a judge granted an emergency removal order. Your friend will be appointed an attorney or can...

I don't know about your county, but Mecklenburg County has a parent coordinator program to help resolve such disputes. I'd suggest you use the...

Unfortunately, you don't really provide much information for anything specific. A lot depends on the goals the judge set in your case. Were they...

This question can't be answered without more information. For instance, does your daughter's aunt have a court order giving her custody? Is she the...

You really don't provide enough information, unfortunately. Answers are different based on the circumstances. For instance, if CPS removed your...

It doesn't make sense that there was a court hearing without an attorney for you. At the first hearing the court determines whether you are...