I am a 24 yr old woman, Lori L.Dunn, with 3 children, they are in temp. custody with 2 separate persons. One beeing the 2 younger childrens granmother, and one beeing with the fathers sisters mother in law, no relationship. I have been fighting back and forth for 4 yrs. in November. They both had agreed to return my children when i got things straightened out, well now the 2 parties are not wanting to return my 3 children. My 2 boys are abused and taught unbelievable acts regarding to drugs. Their father is incarserated, Billy Thomas Shelton,and aren't in a good inviroment. I want to do anything possible to regain full custody. I live in Florida and/or willing to travel between here and there to retreive my children. They were supposed to only keep them temporarily, and now it has drug out way pass what it should of. Oldest child: Kristian Michael Dunn Middle:Faith Marie Shelton Youngest: Billy Thomas Shelton Jr. They are in the state of Tennessee i am in the prossess of a divorce to a man whom is not the father, and would like to hear back from a person whom can help! My phone # is (727)645-1564 address: 11422 Tulane St. New Port Richey, Fl. 34654 I would be much appreciative to hear back from a person to help or give advice. thank you for your time, Lori L. Dunn
Probate courts have jurisdiction over the appointment and supervision of Temporary guardianship may be granted to a person having physical ... guardianship of a minor does not permanently terminate the parental rights of the parents.
Every generation feels some anger toward their parents. It's true! However, adults learn to settle differences and try to talk things out. Wanting your parents to be mean to their parents (your grandparents) sounds like you are angry about something your grandparents did or didn't do. It'd be much better to talk it out with your grandparents but in a respectful, caring manner.
Most states lean toward Joint Legal Custody with primary residential custody
the trend toward hiring temporary workers is up
There are no specific statistics regarding a teacher becoming a legal guardian.There is no guardianship that is specific toward teachers. Any responsible and qualified adult can petition the court to be appointed the legal guardian of a minor. Unless they have the consent of the parents or guardians, they would need to provide evidence to the court that the child's present arrangement is not in the best interest of the child and the present person with custody is unfit. See related link for factors used to declare a parent unfit.Child custody is a serious and complicated legal issue and you should consult with an attorney who specializes in child custody and adoption.There are no specific statistics regarding a teacher becoming a legal guardian.There is no guardianship that is specific toward teachers. Any responsible and qualified adult can petition the court to be appointed the legal guardian of a minor. Unless they have the consent of the parents or guardians, they would need to provide evidence to the court that the child's present arrangement is not in the best interest of the child and the present person with custody is unfit. See related link for factors used to declare a parent unfit.Child custody is a serious and complicated legal issue and you should consult with an attorney who specializes in child custody and adoption.There are no specific statistics regarding a teacher becoming a legal guardian.There is no guardianship that is specific toward teachers. Any responsible and qualified adult can petition the court to be appointed the legal guardian of a minor. Unless they have the consent of the parents or guardians, they would need to provide evidence to the court that the child's present arrangement is not in the best interest of the child and the present person with custody is unfit. See related link for factors used to declare a parent unfit.Child custody is a serious and complicated legal issue and you should consult with an attorney who specializes in child custody and adoption.There are no specific statistics regarding a teacher becoming a legal guardian.There is no guardianship that is specific toward teachers. Any responsible and qualified adult can petition the court to be appointed the legal guardian of a minor. Unless they have the consent of the parents or guardians, they would need to provide evidence to the court that the child's present arrangement is not in the best interest of the child and the present person with custody is unfit. See related link for factors used to declare a parent unfit.Child custody is a serious and complicated legal issue and you should consult with an attorney who specializes in child custody and adoption.
this is characteristics of love, care and affection of parents toward them.
You have not explained the nature of the abuse nor any detail about your own status. You may be placing the child in danger by trying to make her visit parents who abused her. In my jurisdiction recently, that resulted in the death of a baby and the grandparents who had legal custody are also being prosecuted for allowing their daughter unsupervised access to the child. If you have legal custody of the child due to an abusive situation, it is likely that she has a caseworker and hopefully has had some psychological counseling. There may be a guardian ad litem assigned to her case who could help. There is likely an order that sets out any visitation plans. Your question should be directed toward the professionals and court personnel who are familiar with the nature and the history of the abuse. If you don't have access to a professional, find help, perhaps by asking the child's pediatrician or school psychologist. If the counselor feels that it could be detrimental for the child to see the parents, he/she will move to block visitation. This is not the kind of advice you can get anonymously. It is too important to the welfare of the child. Please consult a professional.
You should take this matter back to court immediately to modify your current agreement. Ensure that you are prepared to show proof that the custody arrangement has changed, and that support has been paid to the custodial parent (on paper) although circumstances have changed. Request that the backdated support be paid in addition to child support going forward
children who have seen their parents struggle aren't going to be willing to do that
children who have seen their parents struggle aren't going to be willing to do that
No. The parents have an equal right to make decisions regarding education. However, you may need to get a court order if you have serious objections toward the home schooling. This is a serious issue and you should seek advice from an attorney who specializes in family law.
Those circumstances do not give the father rites of custody. The courts grant rights to custody based on the safest and most conducive environment for the children, with a traditional bias toward custody for mothers.Sadly, trying to prove one or the other is the betterparent is a pointless endeavor. The adversarial nature of US courts is such that one parent must prove the other is less than fit or unfit, and THAT is not a conducive environment for children.
I have too much to say. Type "Leave and cleave" in your google bar and you will get awesome advice. Honor your parents, don't depend on each other.