NEED LAW ADVICE ON SITUATION

Thank you for your question.  I know how worried you must be about  your custody and parenting time rights.  The short answer is possibly.   Specifically, did DCPP put a safety plan into effect that prohibited contact between you and your child during the investigation?  Even though the court previously entered a custody and parenting time order, all orders involving children are subject to modification upon a showing of a substantial change in circumstances.  Ultimately, the Court must weigh all factors before the Court would determine whether to modify the order in place.  It is important to protect your interests and have  an experienced family law lawyer advocate for your interests .  An experienced family law attorney will help ensure that the current court order is enforced so that you and your child are able to enjoy a close and loving relationship.    I hope this information was helpful to you.

It is unclear if your ex-wife is preventing you from seeing your child, or if there is a court order which says you cannot see your child unil the DCPP investigation is over.  You may need to make a motion to the court regarding your visitation, depending on the circumstances.  Please consider making a consultation with an attorney to discuss these issues as many more details are needed.  An attorney can advise you how to proceed and make the necessary motions to the court.