How do I go about gaining custody of my niece and nephews?

I agree with the previous comments but want to add that In order for you to obtain a temporary and, later, a general guardianship, you would need...

How do I get guardianship over my first cousin's daughter quickly after having her in my home for almost two years?

You need to go to Probate Court and file for Temporary Guardianship. You need to do so quickly so that you have legal authority to keep her in...

How can i take legal custody of my siblings?

If you think the children's safety is at risk, you could call CPS and that could trigger an investigation about whether the kids need to live...

How do the schools verify documents stating i have legal custody of my brother.

You can sign a Caregiver Affidavit to have the ability to enroll your brother. You can also pursue a Guardianship - depending on how long he has...

How to get guardianship of my nieces

You have options. If you feel the children are in danger you may want to consider calling Child Protective Services to intervene. However, you...

You may be able to file a 388 and allege the change in circumstances and establish that either return to you or visitation with you would be in the...

Guardianship of a granddaughter

Yes, you can file a petition in Probate Court seeking guardianship of your granddaughter, however, from your description it sounds like Father...

How do I get custody or guardianship of my 14 yr old great niece. Mom left her and wants nothing to do with her now.

You can go to Probate Court to obtain guardianship. It would be best to consult with an attorney who can walk you through the paperwork and notice...

Can I sue the county of Alameda for being abused while in foster care?

Yes, through a civil attorney. If you are still in the foster system, contact your court appointed attorney for assistance.

Can I be 'forced' to be a non-minor Dependant of the Court?

No, it will be your choice but there are a lot of benefits to being a non-minor dependent. You should contact your court appointed attorney and...