Yes. As your parents, they can do anything as long as you are not being abused or neglected.

Who removed the children? CPS? That's tricky. Or was it the other parent? Is there a court order? You should start submitting to random drug...

Likely not. She would need to prove that she could still maintain frequent and continuing contact with you, AND that the children would have a...

You should be able to just correct the error and send all the same documents back along with the REJECTION letter (i find this makes them process...

I thought not. Only for DV and emergencies. Go to the court website, look up family court services number and call them to ask. You def don't want...

In my experience, courts do not like to split up children. So, if the younger one is spending a lot of time with the father, and that takes him...

Eh, in my experience, judges don't like it when you get super litigious like this. I would be careful. Do it in a defensive way rather than an...

Unless that person has some sort of issue posing a risk to your daughter, then no, not really. The Court assumes you each will make good decisions...

I think you can use the same ones. Just update your address. Then, send everything back in, including the reject letter.

Are you married? Are you married, but separated? I would say it depends. If you are married, then technically yes, it would be considered community...