Custody Status Quo Explained

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Typically, a request for status quo in a Michigan custody case means maintaining the current custody arrangement. If theres a request for a temporary custody change, it might be for a specific period. You would generally receive a notification from the court if a temporary change is ordered. Consult a local attorney for detailed advice.

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I have sole custody of my daughter and her mom filed a motion to change custody but her lawyer ask for status quo and noone can explain to me if anything has changed with our custody or does it mean everything remains the same
Hello Randy, typically, a request for "status quo" in a custody case means the current custody arrangement should remain unchanged. However, the final decision rests with the court. May I ask which state you reside in? Laws may vary by location.
My case worker doesn't no and her lawyer told me that he ask for temporary custody change but all i get on paper is to follow statue quo
Hi Randy, it seems like you're in a complex situation. To better assist you, could you please tell me which state you are in? Laws regarding child custody vary by location.
Michigan
Hello Randy, in Michigan, "status quo" typically means maintaining the existing custody arrangement. However, if there's a request for temporary custody change, it might just be for a certain period. Please consult a local attorney for detailed advice.
Wouldn't the court have sent me something stating a temporary change in the custody
Hello Randy, typically, if there's a temporary change in custody ordered by the court in Michigan, you would receive a notification. It's essential to keep in touch with your caseworker or consult with a local attorney in such matters.