I'm a never married mother. Is it possible for me to have full custody even though the father took me to court for visitation?
You don't have to agree to anything you're not comfortable with.
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You don't have to agree to anything you're not comfortable with.
It's just a request. Get a lawyer to protect you.
The state doesn't represent people in custody matters. Seek out a divorce lawyer .
Sure sounds like it. Call a lawyer to get some solid advice and then decide how to proceed.
Do you have a lawyer? If so, discuss this with him/her. If you don't, then call one right away.
Not sure what custody arrangement you have in place now, but based on what you've explained, you should talk to a lawyer right away and start...
Sit down with a new lawyer to review your paperwork.
You NEED a lawyer! Stop the bleeding and get a lawyer who will stand up for you and protect your rights.
Find a way to get some money together to hire a lawyer. It shouldn't cost that much.
If you haven't hired a lawyer, you should.