How can I ensure I get my child if I completed everything and cys still holds my child from me: I completed all that asked they still won't hand me my child
Robin’s answer: Unfortunately, CYS has their own rules and navigating those rules is very difficult. You need to hire an attorney who understands CYS and how to force them to abide by their own rules. You may need to file a petition with the court or respond to their next appearance to make the case that you should have the return of your child.
I am seeking a family law attorney in Maryland regarding a custody and child support matter.:
I am seeking a family law attorney in Maryland regarding a custody and child support matter.
I currently have primary physical custody of my 8-year-old son under an every-other-weekend schedule. I was recently served with a formal request from the other parent seeking modification, and I am looking for representation to respond and protect my child’s stability.
There has been an ongoing pattern of inconsistency, including missed parenting time, late notice cancellations, unannounced schedule changes, and delayed returns without communication. I have maintained organized documentation with dates, direct quotes, and child impact.
The other parent’s income has also increased since our original agreement, and child support has not been updated.
I am looking for guidance on responding to the modification, whether maintaining the current structure is appropriate, and if pursuing a support modification makes sense.
I am organized, responsive, and prepared with documentation, and I’m seeking an attorney to move forward effectively.
Thank you.
Robin’s answer: We are not permitted to solicit clients through this Q&A forum. It definitely sounds as if you need legal representation to counter the modification, especially given the other parent's inconsistencies and instability and to address support. You can contact well qualified attorneys through the AVVO site who would be happy to assist you.
What do I have to do to file a divorce from Ghanaian husband who lives abroad: My husband is very emotionally abusive. I cant take nolonger
Robin’s answer: You should first schedule a one on one consultation with an attorney to discuss your circumstances and your options. Since he is overseas, that poses some hurdles about effectuating service and negotiating a resolution, if applicable. However, that would not ultimately effect your ability to finalize a divorce.