Do i have to accept services from dcf? If they are mandatory, shouldnt they have a court order?What can i do about my situation?
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Answered on February 11, 2016
Based on the information you provided: you entered into a voluntary services agreement which is designed to prevent the removal of your children...
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Is dcf allowed to speak to your childs school staff and teachers without your consent or presence?
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Answered on February 11, 2016
The answer is yes. DCF can talk with your children without your consent and out of your presence. Unless DCF has taken steps to remove your...
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How do I fight this to get my kids back after they ordered a permanency to guardianship in juvenile court?
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Answered on February 11, 2016
I agree with attorney Barkus in that you need to start with hiring an attorney who is familiar with dependency matters. There are missing...
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What motion can I file to get the child testimony dismissed? What grounds do I need to get the case dismissed?? Denny motion?
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Answered on January 28, 2016
Your question is one that crosses two types of law, child abuse both civil dealing with Department of Child Services and criminal dealing with the...
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If I'm 19 and my girlfriend is 16 can sher garden which is her grand ma keep us separated ? I've been with her for 2 years
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Answered on January 28, 2016
The answer to your question can grandma / guardian prevent a minor from seeing you, an adult, is Yes! The guardian has the authority to prevent the...
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Do I have the right to refuse substance treatment when I do not have a substance ?abuse problem
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Answered on January 28, 2016
I do not practice in NC but in FL it would be prudent to get a lawyer who understands the dependency process to assist you. I do agree with...
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Do I have a case??
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Answered on May 16, 2012
You may have a case but you need to talk to an attorney in your jurisdiction to properly advise you.
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"how do I get full custody of my son back from the mother-in-law, dad, dcfs, and the courts?"
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Answered on May 16, 2012
First, you do need a lawyer in your jurisdiction who fully understands dependency law to assist you. Second, since your parental rights have not...
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