That is what courts are for. A parent ultimately has rights when a judge says so. Contact an attorney who can get all of the facts and then give...

No one can answer your question unless they have reviewed all court orders entered in your case, especially since it appears that there were...

She did o it, so the question now is what are you going to do about it? Suggest that you contact an attorney to discuss your options.

You contact the Clerk of the Court where your case was filed, and arrange for a court date. You then send th other side notice of the court date...

You have the right to know where your child is. That may or may not be where the father lives. Insist on compliance with agreement

The first thing to be done is to review the allocation judgment to see what if anything it says on this subject. Almost sounds like mother is...

Something may be missing from your story. If grand son is 18 or older, he can enlist without parental consent because he is an adult, at least in...

You do not notify the state about this. And where is other parent? Then contact an attorney and prepare to spend a lot of money,

Not likely that child will be able to say anything. Unless both parents agree, judges will not generally do what you want. Should discuss this...

So it seems that you are in violation of a courtorder, and have resorted to self help. Probably won't put you in the good graces of the judge. ...