Do I have a right to request police records to provide in court when I have a custody hearing?
By subpoena but you have to know how to lay the foundation to get them into evidence. An attorney would be beneficial.
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By subpoena but you have to know how to lay the foundation to get them into evidence. An attorney would be beneficial.
Decisions by the trial court are seldom reversed. You can appeal or file for a new trial I guess but you need an attorney. There are time limits so...
Very short answer but the only one: get an attorney
If what you state is correct and he doesn't show for either, which would surprise, probably a continuance and possibly a new GAL. Your attorney...
Probably if there's a change of custody but not on the name change. You need to get an attorney.
All interesting. Get an attorney!
Actually, they are "untouchable" in these cases. Immune from actions against them and really, maybe not in your case, but with good reason. Try...
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Your son's attorney should be able to do it. It doesn't sound that difficult. Talk to the attorney and if nothing happens, get an other attorney.
Time is limited. Though both have time limits, a motion for the avenue you're hoping for. On appeal, cases are rarely reversed but that doesn't...