It sounds like you have a CPS case, or what we call a Dependency, Neglect, and Abuse case, ongoing. The best thing to do is follow all the...

A little shocked this is an actual question. No, you cannot. It would be a crime.

First, be sure to look at advice from lawyers licensed in your state as state laws very. It sounds like you need to speak to an attorney about...

Kentucky does not have any Court precedent on this issue. Every Judge also handles this a little bit differently. I would discuss with your...

This depends. Lots of attorneys volunteer for legal aid, but are not actually employed by legal aid, myself included. If the attorney just...

This is very complicated. I would suggest hiring an attorney to help guide you through the process. If you have custody/had it prior to the CPS...

EPOs are temporary. They last until the Court has a hearing. In some cases, I have seen Judge's extend EPOs for a period of six months post hearing...

You will need to wait until the child is born before anything can be done. After, you can seek a paternity test through the Court, but I suggest...

The question is too vague for a proper answer. It depends on the type of order you are seeking to modify. In some cases, the Court must have a...

You/your attorney can file a motion in Court. If he took the child, you can ask the Court to order immediate return of the child. If not, it might...