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You said there was a chins petition. Was this filed in court? Was there a hearing? Were you appointed a lawyer?

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Search: narcississtic personality disorder termination of parental rights

http://www.tba2.org/tba_files/TCA/2006/sv_070606.pdf

http://www.tsc.state.tn.us/OPINIONS/TCA ... elROPN.pdf

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. Is the appeal by the same lawyer you had the last time or a new one. A new one may be able to claim that you had incompetent counsel the last time, as that is one of the significant reasons for an appeal. Especially if the lawyer didn't show or ask for evidence that would have been in your favor f...

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I don't understand. Was the child a teenager? If so, why wasn't the child in school during the day?

Was there a situation at the residence that they considered unsafe?

Were the parents at the motel at night, while working during the day?

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. Does this relative get mail at Suzie's house. If so, she is considered a resident. If not, she may be considered a guest, depending on how long she has lived there. Has the eviction notice been given in writing, with 30 days, etc? Is the relative's name on the lease. Is the relative allowed to be ...

. There are various elements to consider: What are the Standards for mental or behaviorial health? There is no right or wrong way to feel and act, other than the law. You can only have whatever insurance will pay for, which has codes. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diagnostic_and_Statistical_Manual_of...

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I assume you are talking about medical marijuana? Are you in a state where it is legal? If so, it might help to know which one.

I think in Michigan there are support groups for this sort of thing. They have taken children from homes where the user had a license to grow it, etc.

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Are they in foster care or relative care?
Did the court order them into care?
Were you appointed a lawyer?
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. I searched Nebraska gov. for: central registry child abuse appeal http://www.hhs.state.ne.us/jus/memos/HdbkPnts.pdf page 7 You have the right to appeal a decision to place your name on the Central Register if you disagree with the Department’s conclusion. The steps to initiate this process are des...

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If you can afford it, you can hire your own lawyer for your daughter, or at least try.

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Did the child stay with a person who shares "legal custody" of the child, or with a relative or friend?

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Was this court-ordered?

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Are you saying the judge is a woman and she gave your ex temporary custody?

Do you have a court-appointed lawyer?

Does the judge know about all the problems with your ex?

Can you file a statement with the court providing more information about the past abuse?
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Go to this site and search safety plan

http://www.childwelfare.gov/

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. Search your state courts site for child negligence Add other search terms, such as: neglect, abuse, felony, dissent, appeal, etc. From these court cases, you can look up the laws relating to them, etc. and search for other case laws. Pick the most recent one, which should have references to most o...

. All I know is that a dispositional hearing comes after an adjudicatory hearing. http://www.childwelfare.gov/ Search this site for "dispositional" And yes, the lawyers can decide things in the back room, never go before the judge, never hear evidence, and don't tell you anything, not even...

. One idea would be for you to file a petition for custody directly with the juvenile court. Call and ask about a form and the filing fee, maybe $25. If it is denied, then you can appeal it within the time limit for something like $70. These cases take time. I know it is frustrating, but it is commo...

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Does your son have a court appointed lawyer, has he been to court, and does he have a case plan?

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. There are a lot of issues in your case. I can't possibly address them all, but here is one thought. http://www.courts.state.va.us/opinions/opncavwp/1216042.pdf This is a VA felony neglect case which was appealed with a split opinion, and then appealed again with a split opinion. Look at all the ar...

. If you have a dispositional hearing scheduled, then that means that you probably already had an "adjudication" hearing, where your lawyer stipulated or did a plea bargain, saying that you were in need of services, and you don't know what hit you. You need to go down to the courthouse and...

. In my opinion, the previous incident wouldn't make that much difference, comparing this to everybody in the country. Leaving children alone even for an hour, before they are 12 or so, makes parents a common target. You might want to take your children to the doctor, so they can't make up some medi...

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It would help to know a little more about your case. Is the child in out-of-home care, are you under a Safety Plan, Foster Care Plan, court-ordered program, what state you are in, etc. Each case is different, and there are no simple answers.

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. This is not an organization. This is a discussion forum. Personally, I would not trust anybody with my money concerning child welfare. Give us an example of how this would work, anyway. I can't even visualize what you are talking about. For example, there is an XYZ Child Advocacy Organization. The...

. It would be in the county where the CPS workers came from, in the juvenile or family court. Call them. In this situation, you have to contact the court directly. Don't expect any help from CPS. They are automatically against you and are your adversary in court. They do not sit on the same side as ...

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What percentage of returning servicemen are diagnosed with PTSD, and do you think it is over-diagnosed?

Is he on meds?

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