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For what reason did they refuse placement? Did Grandma request temporary custody? Did her child's attorney request she get temporary or legal custody?

Truthfully, she doesn't have standing for visitation (though they may allow it because your husband is deceased) because you and your husband were married. Relatives of unmarried parents would have had. She would also have to show unfitness per Troxel v. Granville. As long as you do not agree to...

And that doesn't solve the issue because custody would have to change to the brother which means both parents would have to be willing to give up custody. Or the school could sue the parents and the parents could even face criminal charges. Mother Jailed For School Fraud, Flares Controversy I...

I'm here... Jill, your niece can only live with her brother if her custodian says she can. If not, your niece has to listen to her custodian. That is the long and short of it. Brother won't be able to get custody unless he can prove the custodian unsuitable under In Re Perales -- and that is not...

Please do get a consult with an attorney in Ohio. Yes I am an attorney in Ohio HOWEVER I do not do this type of law and speaking in generalities. You can find a medical malpractice attorney to speak to by calling the county bar association where the hospital is located. They should be able to...

When were your rights to your first two terminated? You lived in VA since 2018? I see a jurisdictional issue. I also see a possible conflict with the judge if the judge (or magistrate because some people use those terms interchangeably) is your former attorney's brother. Have you done a hair...

I am totally confused by what you are saying. And I work as an attorney in dependency/neglect/abuse cases. Try to be clearer. Are your oldest children in the permanent custody of the agency? Temporary custody? How long have you been involved with DCFS? When did you move to VA from TN? When was...

If mom is in Ohio... Ohio can determine that he has abandoned the child. Has he been paying child support? Can I state that Ohio has proper jurisdiction? No.. but in Probate court if mom is remarried, yes, they would... so mom could pursue a stepparent adoption and dad's consent would NOT be...