how to require for temporary custody?
601535
I know that you can aquire temporary guardianship through probate court. This would be in an emergency situation. Most probate courts can be found in your city hall. However you should contact a lawyer, most will do free consultation.
593729
check with your lawyer before going. i have family that are divorced and they have to sign forms allowing their kids to leave the state even for a short amount of time...be safe.
333543
call the courthouse in your area.\nlaws differ from state to state.\nyour son might GIVE you custody if you ask.
731439
I'm sure it depends on the state you live in, take Okla. If the noncustodial parent hasn't paid support for 12 out of 14 mos. it's pretty easy. I'd check with a lawyer, you'll need one anyway and most will give you a free consult.
691917
Contact your local legal aid department.  This and child custody matters are the types of things they primarily help people with.
638545
No, it will not be kidnapping,unless there is a court order that states that he has custody, but if you want to move, you need to do it right away.  I live in Texas, and you have to live here for 6 months to establish residency before you can file for divorce and custody.  You can file in any county the children reside in.  Just as an added note- if this man is hostile- in Texas it IS legal to record telephone conversations without the other person knowing about it.  This should be helpful to you, since you say he is hostile, yu can definitely get him on tape saying mean things to you, and you can use that in court.  Hope this helps. You do not need his permission to leave where you are, you can go where ever you want with the children. Would probably be best to file a restraining order, or order of protection against him as soon as you get to Texas.  This is a legal and temporary way to keep him from being hostile towards you, and if he tries to take the children from you.  It can be done in a few minuted by a Justic of the Peace.  But, you do not need to waste any time, and move as quickly as possible!
742493
It depends on so much.  My brother in law had the same issue.  First of all we live in Ohio so I am not sure what the laws are in Michigan.  In Ohio it is if you are the child's sole provider, in other words the father is not around or paying child support and has no custody visitation, for 3 consecutive years, then you have rights like any other father.  My brother in law actually got temporary custody of his stepdaughter due to her mother leaving her with his parents.  I guess basically all you can do is check with your lawyer if you are going through a divorce.  There may be a way to work this into the divorce papers.  Good luck and I am glad to see someone wanting to step up and be there for a child that is not their own!  It takes a lot of courage and guts to do that!
181663
Contact a lawyer!!! It's not that difficult of a process, and they don't charge much for the legal paper. They type it up, and both parties sign it and have it notarized. You can state how long or short the custody will be for in the agreement.
203699
get someone you trust to watch the child on the day you are to be out and don't leave until you are arrested. sounds nuts i know, but if you believe you are in the right then the courts need to see it. don't be bullied because you are a single mom. defend yourself and your 'rights' as you would defend your child and his/her 'rights'. have some of your friends watch the house and once you are arrested your friends trash the place. it will end up costing the l.l. more than the 2 or3 months rent he lost.\n\nmy ex's x-wife did this (not leaving) and ended staying free for 6 months (and a couple of court datees), but in that time she was able to save enough for down payment on a house.
902942
File a Petition in court to justify a decrease in the support being charged you and cite valid reasons.  Regarding custody, prove in court that you have to right to have more time with the kids in order that they will have a good future.
143713
It is Very difficult to get Sole custody. You have to PROVE that the mother is unfit and is harming your child in some way. Being in jail sounds bad but since she is in jail she can not be doing anything harmful. (In the courts point of view) Fighting this will be tough. You would be better off trying to change visitation. Try to get it that it has to be supervised. \n\nI would go talk to a lawyer. The first consultation is usually free. (and custody battles can be expensive)
1024806
leaving to a friends house is not kidnapping. and call his bluff, if you take care of them just as well if not better, they wont just give full custody to someone. most states are joint physical custody anyway...good luck...
321031
Go to your local court clerks office and ask for papers to file for legal guardianship of a child/ren. That worked for me when I got guardianship of four of my friends children, whom I have been raising now for ten years.\n\nIf that does not work, go to the bookstore and ask if there are any books on legal guardianship. There are books with forms and everything you need for divorce, child custody, wrongfull eviction, wrongfull employment termination, and many others.\n\nIf that doesn't work, just call a local attorney who does guardianships, explain your situation, and you just might be given the paperwork you need.\n\nGood luck in finding what you need. Good for you for stepping up and taking care of children who need a decent, safe and loving home. Fostercare, while sometimes provides some decent homes, is a corrupt system which steals children from their families, often making it too difficult for even other family members to take their own blood into their homes. The child welfare system needs total revamping and changes.\n\nGod bless and happiness always
839104
No since you are married, you have suitable care for your son while youre away. If questions come up tell the court its only temporary til you find another job. Not alie as no job is permanent. But I see no problem here.
237214
You will have to go through a mediator and not the courts. If you want it to end quickly then you both have to agree on everything including custody of your children.
207023
I have never heard of anything like this before.  You need a lawyer.  The best case scenario is that you'll bring an action for visitation against whomever happens to have custody of him.  Otherwise, you'll probably have to sue the state.\n\nIf you are a minor, there should be free legal services able to represent you.  In any case, find a lawyer in your area now.
85307
Consult with either a Family Attorney or check the Family Law Statutes under Visitation. Every jurdiction has different requirements.