Abandonment?
You are looking at abandonment from the wrong perspective. A court looks at abandonment if you fail to be a parent to a child; it does not count...
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You are looking at abandonment from the wrong perspective. A court looks at abandonment if you fail to be a parent to a child; it does not count...
The short answer is nothing; there is nothing the cutodial parent can do in that period of time and no court would give it much weight. It is...
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There are provisions in the petition to modify a parenting plan that allows for you to ask for such if a parent has been absent for a fixed period...
Parenting plans are not enforced like child support order (Division of Child Support). The only way to enforce a parenting plan is through the...
The bottom line is he needs to file a petition with the court to "get custody" of this child. There is really no other way, other than agreement,...
Yes, both previous attorneys are correct. The only other caveat I would put on the answer is that this could get messy (expensive) if there is a...
As everyone will tell you, first look at any court orders that have been entered to date to see if there is a remedy. I have a feeling there is no...
I am a little confused as to why you do not have a public defender if there is an active dependency going on right now as it is implied with the...
My first piece of advice is to contact an attorney who has knowledge of the child welfare system as there are a couple options you can try in...
The simple answer is you need to do something, namely petition the court for custody. It is not clear just what your overall situation is with...