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Originally Posted by Shoonra
I know this suggestion will not be welcome but: To get the child back, you have to persuade a judge that you're a good person, level-headed, and, yes, conforming to the approved norms. So instead of some flamboyant, confrontational gesture, I suggest hiring a lawyer who specializes in such domestic cases. It will, in the end, be considerably more efficient than some of the suggestions I've seen on this thread.
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Thanks Shoonra.. we already did resort to hiring a Lawer (Liayer) and it did no good, she told us you don't have rights in juvenile courts, not even the right to a jury trial, we can't even move it to common pleas its not allowed, although juvenile is a division of common pleas. When she was in the hearing room it was in front of a magistrate, and she has agreed to what they wanted but she is finding out its a lot more than what they acually said she had to do. They are trying to put her in an inhouse treatment plan, it was originally for 2 months, with the right to have visitors and have the baby with her, after she called the place they instructed , she was told it would be 4 months with 2 hours of visitation on one day a week, see now they want to shut her and the baby out from her family and control her life.
At this point they have done nothing but lie to her and she doesn't trust them at all. She fired the attorney also.