Non custodial parent asking for modification immediately after court hearing?
If there has been no change of circumstance, it is unlikely the court will grant the motion.
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If there has been no change of circumstance, it is unlikely the court will grant the motion.
If you want to be emancipated, you will need to show you can take care of yourself. Get proof of income from your job and can get family to agree...
It’s likely less than 2.5 years but it depends on overcrowding, good behavior, etc.
The other parent may have needed to file a motion for move away or an RFO to change the order. If not, you can continue to abide by the current order
The defendant’s public defender is in the best position to know. There may be other evidence.
You can file for a restraining order against the step father.
Get a Child Welfare attorney in your area and seek placement ASAP trough the Child Welfare court.
Look for him as best you can through friends and relatives. You may need to ask the court to movie him via publication. Perhaps your local court...
You can consult attorneys in your area to see if anyone would take your case.
Take this very seriously. Talk to your public defender and work out a plan for restitution.