Do you always get arrested before going to court for a probation violation?
It depends upon many factors. Your public defender is in the best position to know.
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It depends upon many factors. Your public defender is in the best position to know.
File a request for Order and always exercise your visitation time. Log when he misses a visit and if you need to, file an Ex Parte motion asking...
With the order, the police should be able to help exchange the child if needed. You can go to court and file for an Ex Parte hearing.
I would advise you to get an attorney. If your 5 year old is in school, you should be able to get a part time job and perhaps have the baby stay...
I don't understand the question you are asking.
The 21e hearing is scheduled 6 months after the jurisdiction/disposition hearing.
Call the social worker and your attorney asap. Something is amiss. Court hearings should be no more than 6 months apart if you still have services.
Have the family member file a motion for guardianship in probate court ASAP.
And if you can, try to hire a child welfare law specialist who is a private attorney and set your case for trial. If that is not possible work with...
Perhaps try to get the child to do conjoint counseling with you. Also try to pick up the child after school instead of directly from the other...