Can my sons mother give temporary custody to his grandmother if I (father) am still in the picture & caring for him?
You should consult with a local family lawyer ASAP. Your rights are tantamount to grandma.
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You should consult with a local family lawyer ASAP. Your rights are tantamount to grandma.
You could always try to get emergency temporary custody, but several things: 1) the grounds are very high to do that ex parte (without any notice...
To give you the best definitive answer, it would also be helpful to have your actual custody agreement/custody order reviewed by an attorney to see...
It sounds like there was a hearing already, where both parties had a chance to present the best evidence, of their incomes, etc. so that the judge...
Ask for a continuance and get an attorney ASAP. If money is an issue, you should at least have a consult to look over your documents, understand...
Unfortunately, you can't file for divorce until you have been living in actual separate residences. It's the law and there is no way around it....
It really gets dicey with these kinds of "papers" or agreements. Especially if it was not drawn up by an attorney, but sometimes even if it was....
It's only been a few days so be careful. Also, under NC laws a child can't really dictate where they want to live. You have not mentioned if you...
You will have to post this same question to a FL lawyer since we only know the laws of NC. But in NC, either of you can file for divorce after ONE...
Sorry to hear that! File a lawsuit for custody immediately. Grandma has NO rights here! Consult with a local family law attorney in help to...