Regaining Child Custody Rights

Summary

If you signed over legal guardianship during a CPS case and now face issues with visitation orders, consider taking parenting classes or family counseling to show your commitment to regaining custody. These programs can be found online or through local community centers. Filing a motion with the court to regain custody is a viable step, and demonstrating improvement in parenting can support your case. Check local resources for free or low-cost options to aid in your efforts.

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Nikki
Hi Nikki! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?
I signed legal guardianship of my children to my father during a CPS case because that's what the recommended well now my father is breaking the judges orders by letting the father have unsupervised visitation but he makes me have supervised visitation when the judge ordered for mother and father to have supervised visitation and I'm about to file a motion with the court to get my custody rights back is there any free online program I can take it make it easier for me or so I can show them that ive improved on my parenting and am serious about getting my children back or do i even have to do that at all
Hi Nikki! It's great that you're taking steps to improve your situation. You can consider parenting classes and family counseling programs to demonstrate your commitment. Here are a few options:
- Parenting Classes: Many community centers offer free or low-cost parenting classes. Check with local non-profits or online platforms like Coursera or Udemy.
- Family Counseling: Organizations such as the Salvation Army or local family services often provide free counseling.
Do you need help finding specific resources in your area?