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My grandson, paternal, is in foster care with his half sisters. The children were removed from the moms custody in February of 17. He was then placed in foster care were he resided until September of 17. During that time I remained in touch, I was allowed to call every week and talk with all three children. When he was removed from that foster care and placed in the mothers ex sister in laws custody, my grandson did not know this person. I remained in contact. At this time I was given visitation times, we went over to were he stayed at, even went over for one of the girls bday party. We asked if we could take my grandson for the day, I was told that if I take my grandson I had to take all three, which was no big deal, but it prevented me one on one time with my grandson. I was allowed to take the children up to and on Christmas eve. After that my contact stopped. After several attempts I was completely cut off. What rights do I have? Something please guardianship would be nice.
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Tammy, Grandparents rights do exists. You will need to contact a decent attorney that is honest and upfront and one that does not promise that they can do whatever you want and that they know the judges or whatever. If an attorney say such things you should avoid hiring them. Your case is complex and is not going to be easy or cheap. You will need to establish existing relationship with the child and use that to your advantage for gaining sole custody down the road. A Michigan attorney normally charges $5,000 or more for such cases. But if you think you can represent yourself in court you can save 50% of the above price by utilizing our document preparation service and etc. Feel free to contact my office and speak with a case manager at 877-866-8665 or email help@smsattorneys.com for clarification.
Answered on Mar 26th, 2018 at 7:54 AM