You likely need to file an ex parte motion with the court to inform the court that there is a substantial change in circumstances for the children...

This isn't really a family law question, it is more a question regarding benefits. Contact your local office and give them all of the information....

You do this by providing to the court admissible evidence for the trial. You likely need an attorney because it appears that you are not...

You can subpoena anyone. However, if they are not going to tell the truth, they may harm your case instead of helping you. It is unlikely you know...

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This is not the place to interview potential attorneys. This site is for basic questions to be answered. It is unethical for attorneys to solicit...

Malpractice is when an attorney falls below the standard of basic care. There is no way to determine if this occurred. You need to speak to your...

This is a strange circumstance. Nobody can really respond because there is no information about what is happening when you demand the child back....

You should already have orders that address this situation. Go to see an experienced attorney so that the proper motion can be filed. Also, you can...

Yes. Go speak to an attorney and see if they can file a motion for you. You need to not delay and get this done.

Follow the court orders. That is really the best thing to do. Or...request new orders. You will need a substantial change in circumstances to...